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Throwback
*Let them go to their respective group and choose:
A. Leader/explainer
B. z-score calculator
C. graph maker
D. probability solver
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Z= What is the
X Sketch the normal curve
score probability?
P(Z <0.35)=.0636831
63.68%
Z= 0.35
114 5.65 P(Z >0.35)= 0.363169
36.32 %
110 5.65
113 5.65
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P(Z <0.35)=? P(Z >0.35)=?
Z=0.35
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P(z< -0.35)=? P(z> -0.35)=?
Z= -0.35
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P(Z <0.35)=?
P(-0.35< Z <0.35)=?
P(Z> -0.35)= ?
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P(Z <0.35)=.0636831 P(Z >0.35)= 0.363169
63.68% 36.32 %
Z=0.35
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P(z> -0.35)= 0.636831
P(Z< -0.35)=0.363169
63.68%
36.32 %
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P(-0.35< Z <0.35)=
0.273661
27.37%
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P(Z> 0.18)=
P(Z< 0.18)=
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P(Z< 0.18)=0.
571424 P(Z> 0.18)=0.4286
57.14% 42.86%
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Sketch the normal
X Z= score
curve
What is the probability?
P(Z <0.35)=.0636831
63.68%
Z= 0.35
114 5.65 P(Z >0.35)= 0.363169
36.32 %
36.32 %
P(Z< -0.35)=0.363169
Z= -0.35
110 5.65 P(z> -0.35)= 0.636831
63.68%
P(Z> 0.18)=0.4286
42.86%
113 5.65 Z= 0.18 P(Z< 0.18)=0. 571424
57.14%
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Group work:
1. Let be the mean of a random sample of size 50 drawn from a population
with a mean of 112 and standard deviation of 40
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The Central
Limit
Theorem
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The Central Limit Theorem
States that
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The Central Limit Theorem
States that
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Solving problems
Group work:
1. Let be the mean of a random sample of size 50 drawn from a population
with a mean of 112 and standard deviation of 40
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(Standard Find the area under the
What is the
score) normal curve
probability?
a. P(X100)=
1. 100 b. P(X100)=
c. P(X85)=
2. 85 d. P(X85)=
3. e. P(85<X<100)=
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Student A
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Good
life!
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Project
exhibition
and
presentation
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Activity
*instructions:
Let them go to their partners. Each member will be assigned different type
of worksheets (Worksheet A & B)
After they have received their assigned worksheet the teacher will instruct
them to go their (expert group) and work with the other students with the
similar work sheet to discuss and answer their assigned task or problems.
After the discussion they will return to their partners to discuss their
assigned problems/task.
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(Standard Find the area under
What is the
score) the normal curve
probability?
a. P(X670)=_____
1. 670 660 35
b. P(X670)=_____
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Group B.
The average number of milligrams (mg) of cholesterol in a cup of
a certain brand of ice cream is 660mg, and the standard deviation is
35mg. Assume the variable is normally distributed.
P(X>670)=0.385908
=38.59%
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b.
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◍ Discussion group
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Practice
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Group C
◍
Solution:
Given: μ=468; σ=87; � = 445 ��� 485; n=38
=
Find P(445 ≤ � ≤ 485):
= )
=)
=P(-1.63
Using the z-table: The PP(445 ≤ � ≤ 485) is 0.8849-
0.0516=0.8333 or 83.33%
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Formative Assessment
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1. For almost all x distributions, if n is 30 or larger, the sample mean the
distribution will be approximately ______.
(normal , not normal)
2. In a few applications you may need a sample size _____ than 30 to get
reliable results.
(smaller, larger)
3. If the population is normal, the sample size should be greater
than 30. _______
(True or False)
4. The Central Limit Theorem tells us that as the sample size increases, the
sampling distribution of the sample means approaches a normal distribution
regardless of the shape of the population.__________
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Formative Assessment
a. P(85)=
85
85 b. P(85)=
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Z=
X
score
114 5.65 0.35
114 5.65 0.35
110 5.65 ?
110 5.65 ?
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