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(2) For the following questions, consider a data set that exhibits a normal distribution. Report the...

(2) For the following questions, consider a data set that exhibits a normal distribution. Report the answers to the nearest 0.01.

(a) What is the Z score for the value that is larger than 35.2% of the data? Z = _______

(b) What is the Z score for the value that is smaller than 10.2% of the data? Z = _______

(c) Consider a portion of the data bounded above and below by certain Z scores. Z = _______ If we consider a region bounded below by Z = 0.4, what is the Z score of the upper bound if the region contains 17.1% of the data?

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