

Introduction to Normal Curve
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Mathematics
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9th Grade - University
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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5 Slides • 15 Questions
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Review of what we have talked about so far concerning normal distribution

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It is symmetric with respect to the mean or middle.
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Multiple Choice
What type of distribution is pictured?
Right skewed
Left skewed
Random
Normal
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Multiple Choice
Even though it is not exactly perfect, this is still considered a normal distribution. It just has to be mostly normal looking.
TRUE
FALSE
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The mean is always at the center of the normal distribution curve. We use the Greek letter "μ" to denote this number. It is called mu, and you pronounce it "m-you"
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What is the mean on the graph given?
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What is the mean on the graph given?
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We add and subtract standard deviations from the mean. We use the Greek letter "σ" to denote this number. It is called sigma, and you pronounce it just like it looks. In the graph to the right, two standard deviations below the average would be the number 25, and we would call this μ-2σ.
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What is the standard deviation on the graph given? In other words, how is 18 turning into 20 and 20 turning into 22? What is that amount?
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What is the standard deviation on the graph given?
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Multiple Choice
Algebra reminder: μ+σ=μ+1σ . We need to know that one standard deviation above the average is μ+1σ , but we usually don't see the 1. Same things goes for μ−σ=μ−1σ .
Got it, Ms. Davis!
I hate algebra, so I refuse to believe this nonsense.
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What is μ+σ ? In other words, what is the number that is one standard deviation to the right of the mean of 35?
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What is μ+2σ ?
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What is μ−σ ?
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Fill in the Blanks
What would μ−3σ be, even though it is not labeled on the graph?
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Fill in the Blanks
What would μ+3σ be, even though it is not labeled on the graph?
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68% of the data lies within ± one standard deviation
95% of the data lies within ± two standard deviations
99.7% of the data lies within ± three standard deviations
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Multiple Choice
From 30 to 40 covers ___% of the data.
95
99.7
100
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Multiple Choice
From 25 to 45 covers ___% of the data.
95
99.7
100
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Multiple Choice
From 20 to 50 covers ___% of the data.
95
99.7
100
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