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a set of data has a normal distribution with a mean of 120 and a standard deviation of 10. Find the interval about the mean within 90% of the data lie
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since the mean is 50% of the data, and 90/2 = 45 you want z values that correspond to 50-45 and 50+45
i take it that made perfect sense :)
z1 = -1.645 z2 = 1.645 \[z_n=\frac{x-mean}{sd}\] \[z_n(sd)+mean=x\] \[\pm1.645(10+120)=x_1,x_2\]
latex fail :) \[\pm1.645(10)+120=x_1,x_2\]
so the choices are: 94.2-145.8 103.5-136.5 113.68-126.32 100.4-139.6
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so about, 120 - 16 and 120 + 16
ohh thanks!
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