Statistics Help. Please.
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It's Sampling Distributions. And adult IQ test has scores with distribution N(100,15). If you pick an adult at random, what is the probability that (s)he will have a score above 120 on this IQ test?
What does N(100, 15) means?
N=population number. 100= population mean. 15=population standard deviation
maybe this will help you http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100301204346AANPPiY If you get it, then please do post the solution here.
ok. thank you.
@dumbcow
First find the z-score, this will tell you how many std deviations 120 is from the mean z = (120-100)/15 = 1.33 Next find the probability that IQ > 120 by using a normal distribution table to look up the z-score P(Z>1.33) = 1 - P(Z<1.33) = 1- 0.9087 = 0.091 so probability is about 9.1% **Note, Excel will do this for you using function "Normdist(x,mean,std dev, true)"
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