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Statistics Chapter 12 1

The Normal Distribution: A Problem-Solving Tool Section

Properties of a Normal Curve The normal curve is a bell-shaped curve with the following properties: 1.It is smooth and symmetric. 2.Its highest point occurs over the mean μ of the entire population. 3.It never touches the x axis. 4.The total area under the curve is 1. 3

z-Score (Standardized Score)  If x is a given score and μ σ are the mean and the standard deviation of the entire set of scores, then the corresponding z-score is 4 The z-score gives the number of standard deviations that x is from the mean.

The following slide is a z-score table with four place accuracy. The Text book supplies a three place accuracy table at the back of the textbook on the inside of the hard cover. Some of the problems however give answers with four decimal places. So this table may be helpful to you. 5

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Example Farmer Brown has planted a field of experimental corn, and it is estimated that there are 20,000 plants. The mean height of farmer Brown’s corn is 100 inches and the standard deviation is 10 inches. a. What percent of the cornstalks is between 90 and 110 inches tall? b. What percent of the cornstalks is more than 120 inches tall? c. What percent of the cornstalks is less than 90 inches tall? d. About how many stalks are less than 90 inches tall? 7

Solution a. When z=-1, the area is When z=1, the area is also b. When z=2, the area is Therefore, the percent between 90 and 110 inches is or 68.2%. The desired area is – = The percent that is more than 120 inches is or 2.3%.

Solution Continued c. When z = -1, the area is The desired area is – = d. If the percent of cornstalks that is less than 90 inches is 15.9%, then 15.9% of 20,000 is 3180 cornstalks. The percent that is less than 90 inches is or 15.9%.

Example For a certain standardized placement test, it was found that the scores were normally distributed, with a mean of 200 and a standard deviation of 30. Suppose that this test is given to 1000 students. a. How many are expected to make scores between 170 and 230? b. How many are expected to score above 260? 10

Solution a. When z=-1, the area is When z=1, the area is also The percent between 170 and 230 is or 68.2%. b. When z=2, the area is Therefore, 68.2% of 1000 is 682 students The desired area is – = The percent that is more than 260 is or 2.3%. Therefore, 2.3% of 1000 is 23 students

An express workout at the gym is normally distributed with a mean of 30 minutes and a standard deviation of 5 minutes. What is the probability that Latasha completes the workout in a.30 to 35 minutes? b.more than 25 minutes? c.less than 20 minutes? d.Between 33 and 37 minutes? Example 12

When z = 1, the area is The probability Latasha will complete her workout in 30 to 35 minutes is When z = -1, the area is The probability Latasha will complete her workout in more than 25 minutes is = Solutions When z = -2, the area is The probability Latasha will complete her workout in less than 20 minutes is – =

Solution Continued 14 When z = 0.60, the area is When z = 1.40, the area is The desired area is – = The probability that Latasha takes between 33 to 37 minutes to finish her work out is

Example Suppose you are the manager of a cereal packing company, and you know that the weights of the boxes have a normal distribution with a mean of ounces and a standard deviation of 0.05 ounces. What is the weight of a box with a z-score of a.0? b.1? 15

Solution 16

17 Percentile Joanne took a test in a class of 43 students, and 28 of the students scored less than she did. What was her percentile? Kim took a test in a class of 52 students, and only 4 students scored better than she did. What was her percentile? The scores in a class were as follows: 76, 48, 53, 77, 72, 64, 95, 78, 84, 86. What percentile corresponds to a score of 72? END