In practice, we find probabilities for any normal distribution based on probabilities for the standard normal distribution.
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In practice, we find probabilities for any normal distribution based on probabilities for the standard normal distribution. Suppose that you had available tables of probabilities for the normal distribution with mean 1 and standard deviation 10, rather than tables for the stan- dard normal distribution. Could these tables be used to find probabilities for any other nor- mal distribution? If so, explain how.
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