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Find the( z > 0,44) if the random variable Z is from a standard normal population.
A)0,42
B)0,39
C)0,33
D)0,48
E)0,52
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E) 0,52

This is because for a standard normal distribution, 44% of the data falls to the left of the mean and 56% falls to the right of the mean. So, the probability of Z being greater than 0.44 is 0.56, which is 0.56 = 56%.
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