THE Normal Curve
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7 questions
2
What's one and a half questions you have about standard deviation?
What's one and a half questions you have about standard deviation?
Remember the song.
2
What's one-and-five-sixths questions you have about the normal curve?
What's one-and-five-sixths questions you have about the normal curve?
Remember the song.
2
Draw a normal curve. Then draw in the standard deviation lines. Then, write in
the percentage of the sample that lies between each standard deviation line.
Draw a normal curve. Then draw in the standard deviation lines. Then, write in
the percentage of the sample that lies between each standard deviation line.
Remember the song.
2
Draw two normal curves. Draw the first curve in red that has a large mean. Draw
the second curve in blue with a relatively smaller mean.
Draw two normal curves. Draw the first curve in red that has a large mean. Draw
the second curve in blue with a relatively smaller mean.
2
Draw two normal curves. Draw the first curve in red that has a large standard
deviation. Draw the second curve in blue with a relatively smaller standard
deviation.
Draw two normal curves. Draw the first curve in red that has a large standard
deviation. Draw the second curve in blue with a relatively smaller standard
deviation.
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Now, draw a positively skewed normal curve. Then draw vertical lines where the
mode, median, and means would lie orange, yellow, and green, respectively.
Now, draw a positively skewed normal curve. Then draw vertical lines where the
mode, median, and means would lie orange, yellow, and green, respectively.
Hint: think about why the curve is skewed. What's pulling the tail?
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Now, draw a negativetly skewed normal curve. Then draw vertical lines where the
mode, median, and means would lie orange, yellow, and green, repes
Now, draw a negativetly skewed normal curve. Then draw vertical lines where the
mode, median, and means would lie orange, yellow, and green, repes
Hint: think about why the curve is skewed. What's pulling the tail?