Standard normal curve and indicating the area

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Find the probabilities values based on normal distribution

Let z represent the standard normal variable and suppose a value is randomly selected. Find each of the following probabilities by:

i) Drawing the standard normal curve and indicating the area representing the probability and

ii) Calculating the probability using P (z < 1.41)

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