solution
z=0.24
P(z >0.24 ) =1 - P(z <0.24 )
Using z table, ( see the z value 0.24 in standard
normal (z) table corresponding value is )
= 1 -0.5948
=0.4052
probability=0.4052
graph is correct B
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