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How do you find a probability that a variable is greater than a certain value, less than a certain value, or between two values using the central limit theorem?
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1. Use the formula in image to find Z-value
2. Find areas under the curve for the different Z-values of interest.
3. Add or subtract areas as needed
2. Find areas under the curve for the different Z-values of interest.
3. Add or subtract areas as needed
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How do you find a probability that a variable is greater than a certain value, less than a certain value, or between two values using the central limit theorem?
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How do you find a probability that a variable is greater than a certain value, less than a certain value, or between two values using the central limit theorem?
Answer
1. Use the formula in image to find Z-value
2. Find areas under the curve for the different Z-values of interest.
3. Add or subtract areas as needed
2. Find areas under the curve for the different Z-values of interest.
3. Add or subtract areas as needed
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owner: naxplast06 - (no access) - Deviant S. - The Practically Cheating Statistics Handbook (2010, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform).pdf, p105
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