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In Exercises 9–12, find the area of the shaded region. The graph depicts the standard normal distribution of bone density scores with mean 0 and standard deviation 1.

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The area of shaded region is 0.8508.

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01

Given information

The graph for standard normal distribution of bone density scores is given with a shaded region.

02

State the relationship between area and probability 

The area has one-to-one related with probability in case of density curves with area equal to 1.

The left-tailed areas or cumulative probabilities can be obtained using the standard normal table.In the case of right-tailed areas of the z-score, the area is equivalent to the difference of cumulative probability at the respective z-score from the total area (equal to 1).

03

Find the area of the shaded region

It is required to compute the area to the right of z-score -1.04.

Mathematically,

Areatotherightof-1.04=1-Areatotheleftof-1.04=1-PZ<-1.04...1

By using the standard, normal table, the area is obtained from the table in the cell with row value -1.0 and the column value 0.04, which is obtained as 0.1492.

Mathematically, it is expressed as follows:

PZ<-1.04=0.1492...2

Substitute (2) into (1).

Areatotherightof-1.04=1-0.1492=0.8508

Thus, the shaded area to the right of -1.04 is equal to 0.8508.

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