STATISTICAL TABLES 223Table A.2 The Standard Normal Distribution"
.[A] x .[A] x .[A] x .[A] x
.OO .5000
.01 SO40 .26 .6026 .5 1 .6950 .76 .7764
.02 ,5080 .27 .6064 .52 .6985 .77 ,7794
.03 S120 .28 ,6103 .53 ,7019 .78 .7823
.04 .5 160 .29 .6141 .54 ,7054 .79 ,7852
.05 ,5199 .30 .6179 .55 .7088 .80 ,7881.06 .5239 .3 1 .62 17 .56 .7 123 .8 1 .79 10
.07 .5279 .32 ,6255 .57 .7 157 .82 .7939
.08 .53 19 .33 ,6293 .58 .7 190 .83 .7967
.09 ,5359 .34 .633 1 .59 .7224 34 ,7995
.10 S398 .35 .6368 .60 .7257 .85 ,8023.l 1 ,5438 .36 ,6406 .61 ,7291 .86 ,8051
.I2 ,5478 .37 ,6443 .62 ,7324 .87 ,8078
.13 S517 .38 ,6480 .63 .7357 .88 3106
.14 ,5557 .39 ,6517 .64 ,7389 .89 .8133
.15 ,5596 .40 ,6554 .65 .7422 .90 ,8159.16 .5636 .41 ,6591 .66 ,7454 .91 .8 186
.17 .5675 .42 ,6628 .67 .7486 .92 .82 12
.18 .5714 .43 ,6664 .68 ,7517 .93 3238
.19 ,5753 .44 .6700 .69 .7549 .94 3264
.20 ,5793 .45 ,6736 .70 ,7580 .95 ,8289.21 .5832 .46 ,6772 .71 .7611 .96 3315
.22 ,587 1 .47 ,6808 .72 ,7642 .97 ,8340
.23 .59 10 .48 ,6844 .73 ,7673 .98 ,8365
.24 ,5948 .49 .6879 .74 .7704 .99 .8389
.25 ,5987 .50 .6915 .75 .7734 1.00 .84131.01 ,8438 1.26 ,8962 1.51 ,9345 1.76 .9608
1.02 .8461 1.27 ,8980 1.52 ,9357 1.77 .9616
1.03 3485 1.28 ,8997 1.53 ,9370 1.78 ,9625
1.04 ,8508 1.29 ,9015 1.54 ,9382 1.79 ,9633
1.05 ,8531 1.30 ,9032 1.55 .9394 1.80 ,9641Source: Data in the table are extracted from Owen, D. B., Handbook of Sfatistical Tables, Addison-Wesley,
Reading, MA, 1962. Courtesy of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.
a X = Area under the curve from --x to .[A]. z[.50] = 0, and for values of X less than SO, .[A] is found
by symmetry; for example, z[.05] = -z[.95].
(Table continued on following pages)