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Let ? be a standard normal variable. What value ? is such that Pr(?>?)=0.87?

Let ? be a standard normal variable. What value ? is such that Pr(?>?)=0.87?

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Here in the place of Z I take X and for z I take k,

So p(Z>z)=.87

Implies z=-1.126

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