[AP Statistics] 2.2a - Density Curves and Normal Distributions

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Predict what the density curve for scores on the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, a standardized test with scores from 1-12, looks like.

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Predict what the density curve for the distribution of household income in the United States looks like

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Predict what the density curve for female age at time of death is.

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In baseball, a player’s batting average is the proportion of times the player gets a hit out of his total number of times at bat. The distribution of batting averages in a recent season for Major League Baseball players with at least 100 plate appearances can be modeled by a Normal distribution with mean μ=0.261 and standard deviation σ=0.034

Use the empirical rule to answer the following questions.

68% of MLB players had a batting average between what two values?

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99.7% of MLB players had a batting average between what two values?

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About what percent of Major League Baseball players with 100 plate appearances had batting averages of 0.363 or higher?

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A player with a batting average of 0.227 is at about what percentile in this distribution? Justify your answer.

The questions that follow are from the textbook (Section 2-2). I'll mostly post odd questions so you can find the answers in the back of the book.
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99.7% of students have scores between what two values?

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About what percent of students scored greater than 69 on the Chapter 1 test?

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A student who scored a 75 would be at about what percentile of the distribution?

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