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    • [DOC File]Stats 156 – Calculator Stuff

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      (x is the standard deviation assuming the data was the entire population. Q1 is the lower quartile. Q3 is the upper quartile. Med is the median. Standard Normal Distribution. In DISTR. 1. normalcdf(a, b) gives the standard normal probability P(a < z < b) 2. invNorm(#) gives the z – value z* such that P(z < z*) = # General Normal Distribution ...

    • [DOC File]Andrew Boutros - Franklin Township Public Schools

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      3) standardize with new graph (turn x into z). 4) use table A or calculator: normalcdf (lowerbound, upperbound, µ, σ) 5) answer the question (remember if the distributions is approximately normal, you have an approximate probability). HW p 118 1 – 4, p 121 6 – 8 (not 7d) Finding a Data Value from a z-score: Z …

    • [DOC File]Stat 321 – Lecture

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      We will use the fact that P(X

    • [DOC File]Chapter 12-13 Study Guide:

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      P(x > 300) = normalcdf(300,999,250,15) = .0004 (can also do with z-scores) P(240 < x < 260) = normalcdf(240,260,250,15) = .4950 (can also do with z-scores) (draw picture with area of .75 to left of boundary) boundary = invnorm(.75,250,15) = 260.1 yards. OR. From table: z = .67 = . Solving for x = 260.05 yards (draw picture with area of .10 to ...

    • [DOC File]Paper Reference(s)

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      awrt 210 A1 (3) (b) P(X > 225) = M1 = or 1 – P(Z < 1.92) (allow 1.93) A1 = 1 – 0.9726 = 0.0274 (or better) [calc gives 0.0272037…] = 0.0274 = awrt 2.7% allow 0.027 A1 (3) (c) [Let Y be the new amount of beans in a tin] or [calc gives 2.3263478…]

    • [DOC File]Use the Geometry Calculator - Autodesk

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      rot(p,origin,ang) Rotates point p through angle ang about the Z axis passing through the point origin, as shown in the following example: rot(p,AxP1,AxP2,ang) Rotates point p through an angle ang about the axis passing through points AxP1 and AxP2, as shown in the following example. The axis is oriented from the first point to the second point.

    • [DOC File]ALGEBRA 2 X

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      Example1: x + 2y – 3z = -2. 2x – 2y + z = 7. x + y + 2z = -4. Unit 3 Quiz 1 Review Day 5. Day 7 Determinants and Cramer’s Rule. All square matrices have a determinant. This value is used to help solve systems of equations. If A = , then the determinant is _____. Other ways to denote determinant: or . Notice the straight lines.

    • [DOC File]AP Stats Chapter 10: Estimating with Confidence

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      A 99% confidence interval for the proportion p of all college students who admit to frequent binge drinking uses the critical value z* = 2.576, this value can be found in the bottom of …

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