document.write( "Question 381446: A random variable X follows the normal distribution, and another random variable Z follows the standard normal distribution\r
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The mean of X may not be 0, the mean of Z is 0. The standard deviation of Z may not be 1, the sd of Z is 1. To switch from X to Z (or vice-versa) we use the formula (commonly called the \"z-score\") \"Z+=+%28X+-+mu%29%2Fsigma\", where \"mu\" is the mean of X , and \"sigma\" is the standard deviation of X. \n" ); document.write( "
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