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Find the indicated probabilities.
a. P (z > -0.89)
b. P (0.45 < z < 2.15)

Write the binomial probability as a normal probability using the continuity correction.
Binomial Probability Normal Probability
c. P ( x ≤ 56) P ( x < ? )
d. P ( x = 69 ) P ( ? < x < ? )

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The solution contains the determination of the binomial probability as a normal probability using the continuity correction.

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a) P[Z> -0.89] = P[-0.89< Z <infinity]

= P[-0.89< Z ≤;0]+P[0< Z <infinity]

= P[0≤; Z <0.89]+P[0< Z ...

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