What happens when the values calculated for d1 and d2 are not exactly those shown in the normal distribution tables, as is often the case ?
For example if I calculate d1 as 0.9286 do I simply add 0.3212 + 0.3238 = 0.645 and divide by 2 to get 0.3225. Add 0.5 to the latter to get d1= 0.8225. This is the method I've been using but I doubt it is the accurate one.
Please help
Massif
For example if I calculate d1 as 0.9286 do I simply add 0.3212 + 0.3238 = 0.645 and divide by 2 to get 0.3225. Add 0.5 to the latter to get d1= 0.8225. This is the method I've been using but I doubt it is the accurate one.
Please help
Massif
