The letter 'z' is not symmetric. In symmetry, an object can be divided into two equal parts that are mirror images of each other. When you draw a vertical line through the center of the letter 'z', the two sides are not mirror images of each other, as the top diagonal line is longer than the bottom diagonal line. Therefore, 'z' does not exhibit symmetry.
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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the math questions! So, like, in a way, 'z' is symmetric because you can flip it horizontally and it still looks the same. But, like, if you rotate it, then it's not symmetric anymore. So, it's like kind of symmetric, but not really.
Well, let's think about 'z' like a beautiful little cloud in the sky. When you look at 'z' from different angles, it looks the same - just like a symmetrical painting. So yes, 'z' is symmetric in its own special way. Just remember, there's no mistakes when it comes to letters or art - only happy little accidents.
Yes. However, because the distribution is symmetric about 0, some tables give only positive values for z.
Nothing particular, since z is symmetric about zero. Half the time z is negative.
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Since the normal distribution is symmetric, the area between -z and 0 must be the same as the area between 0 and z. Using this fact, you can simplify this problem to finding a z such that the area between 0 and z is .754/2=.377. If you look this value up in a z-table or use the invNorm on a calculator, you will find that the required value of z will be 1.16. Therefore, the area between -1.16 and 1.16 must be approximately .754.