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Normal Distribution

a probability function that describes how the values of a continuous variable are distributed. The most important probability distribution in statistics because it fits many natural phenomena

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Gaussian Distribution

The other term of Normal Distribution

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Carl Friedrich Gauss

The person who derived the equation of its probability density function.

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68%

The area between u-o and u+0

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95%

The area between u-2o and u+2o

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99.7%

The area between u-3o and u+3o

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Probabilities

What do you call this part of the Normal Curve?

<p>What do you call this part of the Normal Curve?</p>
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Z Scores

What do you call this part of the Bell Curve?

<p>What do you call this part of the Bell Curve?</p>
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1

The area between the curve and the horizontal axis is equal to ?

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Symmetrical

The curve is ____________ about its center

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Mean Median Mode

In the center coincides the _____, ______, and ______

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Asymptotic

The tails of the normal curve are ____________ to the horizontal axis

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Above and Below

Half of the area is ______ the mean while the other half is _______ the mean

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Mean

What does this symbol mean?

μ

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Standard Deviation

What does this symbol mean?

σ

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Standard Normal Distribution

If the mean (μ) is 0 and the standard deviation (σ) is 1, then the normal distribution is a ?

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Z-Score table

What is this called?

<p>What is this called?</p>
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Normal or Bell Curve

What do you call this?

<p>What do you call this? </p>
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Subtract

Imagine a Bell Curve with the Z-Scores of 1.5 and 2.5, what will you do to get the needed Z-Score since they are on the same side of the Curve?

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Add

Imagine a Bell Curve with the z-Scores of -3.01 and 0.87. What will you do to get the needed Z-Score since they are on different sides

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The area between the Z-Scores

Assume a Bell Curve has the Z-Scores of -2.5 and 1 respectively, what will you shade?

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The area of the Z-Score to the right

Assume a Bell Curve and it is asking you to get the value of at least Z-Score 2, what will you shade?

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The area of the Z-Score to the left

Assume a Bell Curve and it is asking you to get the value at most Z-Score 1.3, what will you shade?

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Z

What does this formula aim to find?

<p>What does this formula aim to find?</p>
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X

What does this formula aim to find?

<p>What does this formula aim to find?</p>
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Given Score

What is the meaning of this symbol? X

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