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Answer the following questions about the standard normal random variable Z. (Use 4 decimal places in...

Answer the following questions about the standard normal random variable Z. (Use 4 decimal places in your answers to parts a. through f.)

a. What is P(-1.53 < Z < 0.64)?

b. What is P(0 < Z < 1.29)?

c. What is P(Z > -1.73)?

d. What is P(Z < -2.58)?

e. What is P(Z < 2.52)?

f. What is P(-2.54 < Z < -1.15)?

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