Given the mean and standard deviation of a normal curve, we'd like to approximate the proportion of data that falls within certain intervals
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About 2/3 of all cases fall within one standard deviation of the mean, that is As you might suspect from the formula for the normal
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Calculate the variance and standard deviation: (see formulas below) a Subtract each data point from the mean and write in column B
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Enter the area on the left , mean, standard deviation Example: 1 Given P(z < a) = 0 95 Find a a = invNorm(0 95, 0,
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The middle 99 7 of data in a normal distribution is the range from approximately 2 05 standard deviations more than the mean z = Formula for z-values
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Examples of normal distributions are shown to the right This is done by figuring out how many standard deviations above the mean 85 is
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the mean and the variance do not completely determine the distribution, by a normal distribution with a mean of 3 and a standard deviation of 4
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standard normal distribution, which has mean 0 and variance 1, random errors in the production process a tolerance is set on deviations from the mean
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two parameters: the mean, ?, and the standard deviation, ? Variates from the normal distribution figure out these areas under the normal curve
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Find the 0 6 quantile of the standard normal distribution answer: We don't have a formula for the cdf, so we use the R 'quantile function' qnorm q0
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