Sherry missed the lesson on normal distribution and needs to do her homework. Explain to Sherry how to use the mean and standard deviation of a normal distribution to determine the top 7% of the population.
explain the use of calculator too ?
@HatcrewS what do you mean?
@zepdrix @tejasvir
N~(mean, standard deviation^2) recognise that top 7% is action the 93th to 100th percentile, i.e. P(x>93)
so how exactly do i find the mean and standard deviation? @hatcrewS
mean is np where n= sample size and p = probability realise that i typed standard deviation^2, which is the square of standard deviation, you can get square of standard deviation by npq where q = (1-p) note that the square of standard deviation is same as the variance
i'm honestly so confused, i'm sorry i'm really trying to understand this @HatcrewS
would you be able to guide me a bit more?
hmm.. what is it that you dont understand
how to do the problem lol
do you know how to use the calculator to find the probability of normal distribution ?
@HatcrewS no
@HatcrewS
@Dscdago please help it's literally my second to last question and i'm done with my course
can you tell me what do you know abt normal distribution so its easier for me to guide ?
basicially for normal distribution, N~(np, npq)
i really know nothing i'm sorry
npq gives you the variance, which is the same as the square of standard deviation
this is making no sense for me, would you be able to do it and then explain how you did it? @HatcrewS
i can do it but u cant see.. cuz most of the calculations is done using calculator
so how would i be able to answer this?? you're supposed to be able to type it as sentences for the answer @HatcrewS
@HatcrewS
@zepdrix
please it's now the last question i have and i just need it answered in words @HatcrewS
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