closely by an appropriate normal (or Gaussian, bell) curve formula • These probabilities can then be found “normal tables”
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The standardized normal distribution a General Procedure As you might suspect from the formula for the normal density function, it would be difficult and
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found a new derivation of the formula for the curve in 1809 For this reason, the normal curve is sometimes referred to as the “Gaussian” curve
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The normal curve is perhaps the most important probability graph in all of statistics Its formula is shown here with a familiar picture
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The probability density function of a normal distribution with mean µ and variance ?2 is given by the formula f(x) = 1 ? ? 2? e?(x?µ)2/2?2 This curve
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?The normal distribution is the classic "bell curve" distribution ?It can also be specified as a probability density function
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A density curve describes the overall pattern of a distribution The area under the curve and compute from the formulas of Chapter 2, if we remove the
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The “Graph of the probability density function of the normal distribution is a continuous bell shaped curve, symmetrical about the mean” is called Normal
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calculating areas under the curve of the probability density function But for the normal distribution, this is not quite straightforward, because applying
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