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Mathematics, 24.08.2019 19:30 zamorano5912

For a standard normal distribution, which of the following expressions must always be equal to 1?
a) p(z≤-a)-p(-a≤z≤a)+p(z≥a)
b) p(z≤-a)-p(-a≤z≤a)+p(z≥a)
c) p(z≤-a)+p(-a≤z≤a)-p(z≥a)
d) p(z≤-a)+p(-a≤z≤a)+p(z≥a)

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