Determine the area under the standard normal curve that lies between the following z values:

z = -0.34 and z = 0

Use a table if necessary. Round your answer to the nearest ten thousandth.

Question

Determine the area under the standard normal curve that lies between the following z values:

z = -0.34 and z = 0

Use a table if necessary. Round your answer to the nearest ten thousandth.

inkyvoyd · Answer

Do you understand the formulas give to you?

anonymous · Answer

no one is gona give u the answer for the math exam just fail and moveo n

inkyvoyd · Answer

@morganFREEDDOM , I used to be like you, then I got a better username and started tyring to help these people :/

inkyvoyd · Answer

also I took an arrow to the knee

anonymous · Answer

@inkyvoyd i used ot be like you then i reliasewhy u shouldnt steal education

anonymous · Answer

but yeah no I don't know how to do this problem at all

inkyvoyd · Answer

@morganFREEDDOM one cannot steal education it is not possible.

anonymous · Answer

@inkyvoyd obv u don tget what i mean

inkyvoyd · Answer

Just cause you cheat doesn't mean yo stole an education. It just means you cheated lol

inkyvoyd · Answer

@bcaronna , sorry for hijacking your post. Mind reciting some formulas for z-scores? :)

anonymous · Answer

@@inkyvoyd  yeah u just cheated someones elses future

inkyvoyd · Answer

More like you just hijacked someone's post.

anonymous · Answer

I don't know what the formula's are

inkyvoyd · Answer

Want to google them, @bcaronna ?

anonymous · Answer

google what? I don't understand this problem one bit

inkyvoyd · Answer

Okay. Where in your course did you stop understanding the material?

anonymous · Answer

I know how to find Z score and how to determine area to the right and to the left

anonymous · Answer

this is the first unit in my course i've had any trouble with. we only have 1 unit that is statistics

inkyvoyd · Answer

This is algebra 2?

anonymous · Answer

college mathematics. MAT142

anonymous · Answer

it's a very strange hybrid math course that covers everything from algebra and calc to prob & stats

anonymous · Answer

very briefly, it's a course designed for people who are taking majors that don't require math courses after the first year

anonymous · Answer

@inkyvoyd no offense but this is completely irrelevant to the question being asked.

inkyvoyd · Answer

Well, to be honest, I am far too lazy to do this problem, as I must find hte motivation to finish my calculus lessons on solids of revolution. I will, however, assume that you have not found any good explanatory link and randomly link you here http://www.statisticslectures.com/topics/zscorestwo/ GL. If I finish my studying I mgiht head back here, but that'll take a few hours at least.