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Find the indicated area under the standard normal curve To the right of z = - 1.41 You will need the standard normal tabel The area to the right of z = -1.41 under the standard normal curve is (round to four decimal places as needed) Solution Area = Pr(Z> -1.41) = 1 ? P(Z < -1.41) ? 1 ? 0.0681= 0.9319.
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