This document discusses how to identify areas under the normal curve corresponding to different z-values. It explains how to use a standard normal distribution table to find the area under the normal curve associated with a given z-value by looking at the z-value's place on the x-axis and in the hundredths place. Steps for using the table to find the correct area are provided along with examples.
This document discusses how to identify areas under the normal curve corresponding to different z-values. It explains how to use a standard normal distribution table to find the area under the normal curve associated with a given z-value by looking at the z-value's place on the x-axis and in the hundredths place. Steps for using the table to find the correct area are provided along with examples.
This document discusses how to identify areas under the normal curve corresponding to different z-values. It explains how to use a standard normal distribution table to find the area under the normal curve associated with a given z-value by looking at the z-value's place on the x-axis and in the hundredths place. Steps for using the table to find the correct area are provided along with examples.
This document discusses how to identify areas under the normal curve corresponding to different z-values. It explains how to use a standard normal distribution table to find the area under the normal curve associated with a given z-value by looking at the z-value's place on the x-axis and in the hundredths place. Steps for using the table to find the correct area are provided along with examples.
Lesson Corresponds to Different Standard 5 Normal Values What’s In Perform the indicated operation manually.
1. What is the Review: difference between 0.9983 and 0.4531? 2. What is the value when 1 is subtracted by 0.3413? 3. What is the result of 0.0033 subtracted to 0.4772? 4. What is the
value of 0.5 minus
0.1537? 5. By how much 1 is greater than to 0.2318? What’s New A. The following numbers are the numbers found at the left side and upper part of the table. Identify the number that lies on the intersection between the given set of numbers. Use the Table of the Area Under Normal Curve indicated at the last page of this module.
1. -1.6 and 0.09 = ________
2. 1.0 and 0.07 = _________ 3. 1.1 and 0.06 = _________ 4. 0.5 and 0.08 = _________ 5. 1.0 and 0.00 = _________ A. Perform the indicated operation. Write your answer inside each box connected to the shaded region of the following normal curve. What is It In the previous lesson , we discussed the properties of the normal probability
Figure 1: Standard distribution, and one of the things that you have learned is that the total area under the curve is equal to one. Since the standard normal distribution is defined as normally distributed random variable having a mean of zero ( µ= 0 )
Normal Curve and standard deviation of one (ơ = 1), the fifty (50) percent of the region under the curve is below the mean and the other 50% is above the mean, as shown in the illustration below at Figure 1. How to use the Table of Areas under the Normal Curve?
Example: Find the area to the left of -1.69
Solution: First, split the given z-value into hundredths. We can find the whole number and the tenths digit (-1.6) at the left side of the table while the hundredths (0.09) are located at the uppermost of the table. Then the intersection of these numbers will be the area of the normal curve to the left of the z-value. Answer: The area to the left of z= -1.69 is 0.0455. STEPS IN FINDING THE AREA THAT CORRESPONDS TO Z –VALUE 1.Draw/sketch a normal curve and locate the given z-value on the normal curve 2. Shade the region of the curve according to the condition of z-value whether it is below, above, or between. 3. Use the table of the area under the normal curve to find the corresponding area. 4. Choose the appropriate operation based on steps 2 and 3. Label the shaded region and draw a conclusion Example 1: Find the area that corresponds below z = -1.35
Solution:
Step 1. Draw/sketch a normal curve and locate the given z-value. Step 2. Shade the region of the curve according to the condition of z-value whether it is below, above, or between. Step 3. Use the table of the area under the normal curve to find the
corresponding area
The intersection between -1.3 and 0.05 is 0.0885
• When the z value is to the left or any related terms (e.g. below, less than) just write the value we obtained in step 3 Step 4. Choose the • Since the shaded region of appropriate the curve is to the left of the z= -1.35 and the operation intersection between -1.3 and 0.05 is 0.0885. based on Therefore, the area of the steps 2 and 3 shaded region is 0.0885 Step 5. Label the shaded region and draw a conclusion.
Therefore, the area that
corresponds below z = -1.35 is 0.0885. Example 2: Find the area to the right of z = -1.35
