Normal Distribution: By: Justine Jandayan
Normal Distribution: By: Justine Jandayan
Distribution
by: Justine Jandayan
Objectives:
• Definition
⚬ Normal Distribution
⚬ Standard Normal Curve
⚬ z-score
• Know
⚬ Properties of Standard Deviation
⚬ Solve for a normal distribution
⚬ real-life applications of Normal Distribution.
No r ma l D is tr ib uti on Properties of a Normal Curve
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shaped curve, and symmetrical.
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probability distribution that has a • mode
The width of at
coincide thethecurve is determined by the standard
center.
mean 𝜇 = 0 and a standard deviation deviation of the distribution.
𝜎=1 Z-score • The tails of the curve flatten out indefinitely along the
The areas under the normal curve horizontal axis, always approaching the axis but never
are given in terms of 𝑧-values or touching it. That is, the curve is asymptotic to the base
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line.
𝑋 = given
measurement • The area under the curve is 1. Thus, it represents the
𝜇 = population mean probability or proportion or the percentage associated
𝜎 = standard deviation
with specific sets of measurement values
The life span of a particular species of turtles is normally
distributed with a mean of 170 years and a standard
deviation of 35 years.
• What is the probability that a randomly chosen turtle will live
110 and 250 years
If you are always trying to be
normal, you will never know how
amazing you can be.
~MAYA ANGELOU~
THANK YOU FOR
WATCHING!