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\[ z= \frac{x-\mu}{\sigma} \implies x = z\sigma + \mu \]
and my x has to be greater than mu, correct?
In this case, we can tell \(z>0\) because \(97.5\% >50\%\) and we know \(\sigma > 0\) so we can expect \(x>\mu\).
Thanks. I got it now. I was finding for mu instead of X, ...
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