The mainstream media has been promoting the idea that flavonoids found in green, black, or white tea may reduce the risk of heart disease by decreasing low-density lipoproteins (LDL), also known as bad cholesterol. Suppose a medical anthropologist is interested in studying how mainstream media influences people with bad cholesterol to make good lifestyle choices. Low-density lipoprotein levels in her study follow an empirical normal distribution with X = 100 and s = 26. Using the tables provided in the resource container entitled "Area Under the Normal Curve," verify that the areas in Table A (Parts 1 and 2) are correct for low-density lipoprotein levels. To find the areas you need, select the appropriate Z interval from the tabs to view the table for that Z interval. Choose yes or no to label each row as correct or incorrect. Lipoprotein Level - 193.60 Z Score - 3.60 Area between Mean and Z- 0.4998 is this information correct