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“Forward” vs “Reverse” Know Find Value Of Variable (X) Proportion Of Individuals (area) Forward Proportion Of Individuals (area) Value Of Variable (X) Reverse Normal Distributions

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What Type Of Question? What proportion of students will score between 70 and 90 on the next exam? What is the test score such that 15% of the students score higher? What is the gas mileage that has 25% of the cars lower? What proportion of cars get more than 20 mpg? What are the two heights that contain the most common 50% of professor’s heights? Forward -Between Reverse – Right of Reverse – Left of Forward - Right of Reverse - Between Normal Distributions