The Normal Distribution Activity For Data Set 2 Mean = 2.000 Variance = 4.5263 Standard Deviation = 2.1275 7. Sketch the second bell curve by showing the mean and standard deviation. 8. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of 2.08? Determine the percentage greater than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution. 2.0r. X- 1 A.cecson e vers 2.195 X. G. VIS2 2.00 The percentage that is greater than the raw score of 6.4252 is 98.12%. 9. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of -1.3? Determine the percentage less than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution. - .-1 Aze 1.3 - 0.5+ - voge -1-16st x - * 0.9032 10. 81 %, LES THAN EA coes - 1.3 0 The percentage that is less than the raw score of -0.7658 is 90.32%.

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4. What is the range (sxs_) of the data values that would allow 55% of the data to fall
within the mean observing symmetry? Draw the curve and show your complete solution.
The Normal Distribution Activity
For Data Set 2
A. 4. 110 ;..16
A 0. 150 1G
..500
Mean =
2.000
Variance =
4.5263
Standard Deviation =
2.1275
THE RANGE OF THE DATA UALUES
7. Sketch the second bell curve by showing the mean and standard deviation.
UHEN -0,G
TO PALL n E MERN ORsrenNE
0.16 x-t.
. G A-t.t0
hart
1.6 315 : - t.10
** 10. 945
- 6SIS x-.10
11.0025
The range of data values that will allow 55% of the data to fall within the mean of symmetry is
7.0625 and 10.3375
5. What is the variance of this data set?
g? = (2.1546)?
g? = 4.6423
Given that the standard deviation is 2.1546 and it is the square root of the variance,
8. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of 2.08? Determine the
percentage greater than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution.
the value of the variance is 4.6423.
6. Are there any outliers with this data set? (Outliers refer to data points that lie beyond 3
standard deviation from the mean).
2.0r- X- 1
2.1215
Aocecior 0. vers
A1.0. .r .
There are no outliers with this data set since all values in the data set do not go beyond
the three standard deviations from the mean.
4.4151 X-
*. G. V252
r.12 o cereee T e eer
2.09
The percentage that is greater than the raw score of 6.4252 is 98.12%.
9. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of -1.3? Determine the
percentage less than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution.
-1.3.-1
2.1245
Aze -1.3 = 0.5+ D. v032
- 0.9032
*. -0. 165
90. 81, Lert HAN RAW SCoet
1.3 0
The percentage that is less than the raw score of -0.7658 is 90.32%.
Transcribed Image Text:4. What is the range (sxs_) of the data values that would allow 55% of the data to fall within the mean observing symmetry? Draw the curve and show your complete solution. The Normal Distribution Activity For Data Set 2 A. 4. 110 ;..16 A 0. 150 1G ..500 Mean = 2.000 Variance = 4.5263 Standard Deviation = 2.1275 THE RANGE OF THE DATA UALUES 7. Sketch the second bell curve by showing the mean and standard deviation. UHEN -0,G TO PALL n E MERN ORsrenNE 0.16 x-t. . G A-t.t0 hart 1.6 315 : - t.10 ** 10. 945 - 6SIS x-.10 11.0025 The range of data values that will allow 55% of the data to fall within the mean of symmetry is 7.0625 and 10.3375 5. What is the variance of this data set? g? = (2.1546)? g? = 4.6423 Given that the standard deviation is 2.1546 and it is the square root of the variance, 8. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of 2.08? Determine the percentage greater than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution. the value of the variance is 4.6423. 6. Are there any outliers with this data set? (Outliers refer to data points that lie beyond 3 standard deviation from the mean). 2.0r- X- 1 2.1215 Aocecior 0. vers A1.0. .r . There are no outliers with this data set since all values in the data set do not go beyond the three standard deviations from the mean. 4.4151 X- *. G. V252 r.12 o cereee T e eer 2.09 The percentage that is greater than the raw score of 6.4252 is 98.12%. 9. What is the data value (raw score) associated with a standard score of -1.3? Determine the percentage less than this score. Draw the curve and show your complete solution. -1.3.-1 2.1245 Aze -1.3 = 0.5+ D. v032 - 0.9032 *. -0. 165 90. 81, Lert HAN RAW SCoet 1.3 0 The percentage that is less than the raw score of -0.7658 is 90.32%.
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