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Transforming a standard normal random variable to the general normal random variable with mean mu, and standard deviation sigma
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ok so i see that the equation is \[Z * \sigma + \mu = X\]
but how would you go about doing this transformation? He has it in the notes but there are no examples
guesssing it would be something like X ~ N[10,45] Find P(x<55)... something like that then you would do P[Z∗σ+μ < X < Z∗σ+μ] something like that?
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