- Here's the HW if you need it:
- For questions 2a-2e you DO NOT have to show the z scores unless you use a ztable; you can just show a shaded model and your normalcdf work (be sure to label lower, upper, mean, standard deviation
- For 2f, 2g show a shaded model and your invnorm work (be sure to label area, mean, standard deviation, and tail if you have that option)
- For 2H you need to find IQR....
- What is IQR--how do we calculate it?
- Find the two values you need to calculate IQR--think about what percentiles these represent!
- You got this!
- Always check your answers! Here's the key(s):
- HW Key Page 1 (Click Me!)
- HW Key Page 2 (Click Me!)
- The key doesn't have an answer for 2i, so here you go:
- z = 1.4; A person with an IQ of 121 has an IQ that falls 1.4 standard deviations above the average (IQ).
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Friday, October 4, 2019
Weekend HW!
This weekend please complete the "Calculating Z Scores and Percentiles" worksheet provided in class or linked below.
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