6.3.14 Question Help * Show that for a sample of n 35, the smallest and largest

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6.3.14 Question Help * Show that for a sample of n 35, the smallest and largest Z-values are 1.91 and+1.91 and the middle (that is, 18th) Z-value is 0.00. ChGK here Yew Pace 2ofte anuat standardized normai distributon taom with 35 observations the smallest of the standard nor al quan le values covers an area under the normal curve of = The corresponding Z value 8-1 The largest of the standard normal quantile values covers an area under the normalcre ofThe corresponding Z-value is+1.91. The middle of the standard quantile values covers an area under the normal curvehe corresponding 2-value is 0.00. 1. 36 Type integers or decimals rounded to four decimal places as needed.)

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Answer: The area under the standard normal curve for different values of Z (using Z table) is given by-

(1) : P[z<-1.91]=0.0281

(1) : P[z<1.91]=0.9719

(1) : P[z<0]=0.5

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