I am lost on this question. I have the answer but I don't understand the concept and more specifically, what it all means. I understand that p(Z>2) is saying what is the probability of z being greater...

I am lost on this question. I have the answer but I don't understand the concept and more specifically, what it all means.

I understand that p(Z>2) is saying what is the probability of z being greater than +2 but I don't understand how it relates to the options given.

Extracted text: Which of the following is equal to p(z > 2.00) in a normal distribution? I. p(z < -2.00)="" ii.="" 1-="" p(z="">< 2.00)="" iii.="" p(z=""> 1.00) a. I only Incorrect. p(z > 2.00) curve is symmetric about the mean. p(z > 2.00) < 2.00)="" because="" the="" area="" under="" the="" normal="" curve="" is="" 1.="" p(z=""> 2.00) is not the same thing as p(z > 1.00). See 6.2: Probability and the Normal Distribution. p(z < -2.00)="" because="" the="" normal="1-" p(z="" %3!="" b.="" i="" and="" il="" only="" c.="" il="" and="" iii="" only="" d.="" i,="" ii,="" and="">