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Mathematics, 11.03.2021 20:20 giordanolucia18

Assume you are trying to find the z-values that bracket the middle 68% on a Standard Normal Distribution curve. After drawing the curve and working a bit,
you find that the lower z-value is -0.99.
• What is the upper z-value that will bracket the area?

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