SOLUTION: 11. If z represents a standard normal random variable, then the P(z ≥ - 0.44) is approximately A .3300 B .6700 C .1700 D .44 E .56

SOLUTION: 11. If z represents a standard normal random variable, then the P(z ≥ - 0.44) is approximately A .3300 B .6700 C .1700 D .44 E .56

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Question 929437: 11.
If z represents a standard normal random variable, then the P(z ≥ - 0.44) is approximately

A .3300

B .6700

C .1700

D .44

E .56

Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
P(z ≥ - 0.44) = normalcdf(-.44, 100) = .6700
B.
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