Question
$Z$ is a standard normal variate. Obtain the probability using the tables of area under normal curve: $($Diagram is necessary.$)$
$(1)\ P[Z \leq 2.85]$
$(2)\ P[Z \leq 0.95]$
$(3)\ P[Z \leq-1.85]$
$(4)\ P[Z \leq-0.45]$
$(5)\ P[Z \geq 0.55]$
$(6)\ P[Z \geq 1.13]$
$(7)\ P[Z \geq-1.20]$
$(8)\ P[Z \geq-2.1]$

Answer

$(1)\ 0.9978 $
$(2)\ 0.8289$
$(3)\ 0.0322 $
$(4)\ 0.3264 $
$(5)\ 0.2912 $
$(6)\ 0.1292 $
$(7)\ 0.8849 $
$(8)\ 0.9821$

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