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24.11.17, 15:57
The first z-value can be obtained from the equality P(Z< z1)=0.31.
It is known from statistical tables that P(Z <-0.5)=0.30854, but it
is closer to 0.31 than P(Z <-0.49)=0.31207. Thus, z1 is
approximately equal to -0.5.The second z-value can be obtained from
the equality P(Z < z2)=0.31+0.19+0.42=0.92. It is known from
statistical tables that P(Z < 1.41)=0.92073, but it is closer to
0.92 than P(Z < 1.40)=0.91924. Thus, z2 is approximately equal to
1.41.
saurabh
24.11.17, 10:47
I am not able to understand 1.41
mayuri
24.08.17, 19:53
I am not able to access 0.5 & 1.41 values from statistical standard
normal distribution table..
Assignment Expert
19.06.16, 03:41
Dear TOLU, The expert has provided the following response to your
question about "0.50": It is just one-half of area of cumulative
probability graph (below the mean or above the mean). Total area =1.
Assignment Expert
08.10.15, 18:06
Dear TOLU. Your question has infinitely many solutions. Notice that
all observations are arranged in the ascending order. The sample size
is seven, which is an odd number. The sample median is equal to the
(n+1)/2=(7+1)/2=4th item term, that is, 5. If the mean equals the
median 5, then (x+1+4+5+6+9+y)/7=5, hence x+25+y=35, x+y=10, where
x>0, y
TOLU
08.10.15, 07:25
?,1,4,5,6,9,?. Figure out the missing values such that mean for this
data equals median. assume x can take only positive values that is x>0
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The first z-value can be obtained from the equality P(Z< z1)=0.31. It is known from statistical tables that P(Z <-0.5)=0.30854, but it is closer to 0.31 than P(Z <-0.49)=0.31207. Thus, z1 is approximately equal to -0.5.The second z-value can be obtained from the equality P(Z < z2)=0.31+0.19+0.42=0.92. It is known from statistical tables that P(Z < 1.41)=0.92073, but it is closer to 0.92 than P(Z < 1.40)=0.91924. Thus, z2 is approximately equal to 1.41.
I am not able to understand 1.41
I am not able to access 0.5 & 1.41 values from statistical standard normal distribution table..
Dear TOLU, The expert has provided the following response to your question about "0.50": It is just one-half of area of cumulative probability graph (below the mean or above the mean). Total area =1.
Dear TOLU. Your question has infinitely many solutions. Notice that all observations are arranged in the ascending order. The sample size is seven, which is an odd number. The sample median is equal to the (n+1)/2=(7+1)/2=4th item term, that is, 5. If the mean equals the median 5, then (x+1+4+5+6+9+y)/7=5, hence x+25+y=35, x+y=10, where x>0, y
?,1,4,5,6,9,?. Figure out the missing values such that mean for this data equals median. assume x can take only positive values that is x>0
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