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This document asks to compute the probability that a standard normal random variable Z squared is less than 3. A standard normal random variable Z has a mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1. The probability that Z^2 is less than 3 can be found by recognizing that Z^2 follows a chi-squared distribution with 1 degree of freedom.
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make and contact and he accepted that offer by sending in the money. After watching the video
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explained on pages 189-190 of your textbook. This rule states that unless a third party looking at
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include the necessary intent to be valid offers. Did Pepsi intend to make an offer in this case?)
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the Harrier Jet - is not offers to make a contract, even if a specific price for the good is listed by
the seller.)
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