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On a TI calculator, you should enter the very large negative number -1EE99 in place of negative infinity, and you should enter the very large number positive 1EE99 in place of positive infinity. Examples. For US women ages 45-55, the mean total cholesterol level is 225 mg/dl with a standard deviation of 44 mg/dl. The distribution follows the normal curve. Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol between 200 and 250 mg/dl? TI answer: normalcdf(200, 250, 225, 44) Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol between above 300 mg/dl? TI answer: normalcdf(300, 1E99, 225, 44) Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol below 180 mg/dl? TI answer: normalcdf(-1E99,180, 225, 44) Excel: The Excel command to use is NORMDIST(x, mean, SD , true). This command gives the area from negative infinity to x. The last argument determines whether the function returns the area under the curve from negative infinity to x rather the height of the histogram at the point x. In practice, we almost never are interested in the height of the histogram at a particular point, so the fourth argument is invariable set to true. Examples. For US women ages 45-55, the mean total cholesterol level is 225 mg/dl with a standard deviation of 44 mg/dl. The distribution follows the normal curve. Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol between 200 and 250 mg/dl? Excel answer: NORMDIST(250, 225, 44, TRUE) " NORMDIST(200, 225, 44, TRUE) Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol between above 300 mg/dl? Excel answer: 1"NORMDIST(300, 225, 44, TRUE) Approximately what is the percentage of the women in this age group with cholesterol below 180 mg/dl? Excel answer: NORMDIST(180, 225, 44, TRUE) Percentile for a normal curve TI Calculator: On a TI calculator, you can calculate a percentile for normal curve using the invNorm function.  Press 2nd Distr . Then choose invNorm and press Enter invNorm stands for inverse cumulative density for the normal distribution Your screen will look like invNorm( The arguments are invNorm(percentile rank, mean, SD). Examples. For US women ages 45-55, the mean total cholesterol level is 225 mg/dl with a standard deviation of 44 mg/dl. The distribution follows the normal curve. The lowest 30% of women in this a group have cholesterol level less than or equal to ____________. Answer. invNorm(0.3, 225, 44) The highest 25% of women in this group have cholesterol level greater than or equal to ____________. Answer. invNorm(0.75, 225, 44) Excel: The Excel command to use is NORMINV(percentile rank, mean, SD). Exactly analogous to the TI command, NORMINV gives the percentile with rank p, i.e., the value x so that the area of the curve from negative infinity to x under the curve is p. Examples. For US women ages 45-55, the mean total cholesterol level is 225 mg/dl with a standard deviation of 44 mg/dl. The distribution follows the normal curve. The lowest 30% of women in this a group have cholesterol level less than or equal to ____________. Answer. 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