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For my course, we are not allowed to use a calculate to get the z value (like you did in step two for the first question 8:41 ) but rather we use a normal distribution table and my challenge is figuring out whether the z value is positive or negative . Could you kindly explain how to do it.
That’s awesome!! Thanks for your comment 😊. « Little things » like this can drive us crazy… I wish Microsoft made it easier… when I finally figured it out: I had to make a video of it! Really glad it helped 😊
Cool, Thank you for the effort! BTW.. We can start from row 0 and imagine zeros to the side and keep adding.., right? Wondering if this will add something or make another pattern
