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Contents

  • The normal distribution
  • Finding probabilities for normal distributions
  • The inverse normal distribution function
  • The standard normal distribution
  • Finding mu and sigma
  • Approximating a binomial distribution

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Independent events

BD

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BD

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Mean

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Hint: Short <Regular < Tall

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Very good question

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The percentage points table can be used and symmetry of the distribution

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Remember BD is a discrete distribution. If X<90, means X<=89

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Always decrease 1 when there is no equality in BD

Consider continuity correction

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Hypothesis testing with the normal distribution

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