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1. Find the v1. Find the value of for the standard normal variable that satisfies each of the following statement. (If you use Table A, report the value of that comes closest to satisfying the condition). In each case, sketch a standard normal curve with your value of marked on the axis and shade the relevant area under the curve.
(1) 22% of the observations fall below
(2) 40% of the observations fall above
(3) 90% of the observations fall between and
99% of the observations fall between and alue of for the standard normal variable that satisfies each of the following statement. (If you use Table A, report the value of that comes closest to satisfying the condition). In each case, sketch a standard normal curve with your value of marked on the axis and shade the relevant area under the curve.
(1) 22% of the observations fall below
(2) 40% of the observations fall above
(3) 90% of the observations fall between and 99% of the observations fall between and
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