a)
We have to calculate z sucth that
P( Z > z) = 0.995
That is
P( Z < z) = 0.005
From the Z table, z-score for the probability of 0.005 is -2.58
z = -2.58
b)
We have to calculate z such that
P( -z < Z < z) = 0.52
P( Z < z) - P( Z < -z) = 0.52
P( Z < z) - ( 1 - P( Z < z) ) = 0.52
P( Z < z) - 1 + P( Z < z) = 0.52
2 * P( Z < z) = 1.52
P( Z < z) = 0.76
From the Z table, z-score for the probability of 0.796 is 0.7063
The z-scores are -0.71 , 0.71 (Rounded to two deciaml palces)
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