
Normal Distribution Curve Lesson
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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David Ho
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12.4 Normal Distribution
Finite Math
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EQ: Monday, April 15, 2024
What is a percentile?
What is a Normal Distribution Curve?
How do I find the percent of a population within increments of standard deviations?
What is the 68-95-99 Rule?
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Percentile
The percentage of values lower than the value of interest over the total.
17th
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Kevin Hart
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Daniel Radcliffe
Jack Black
Tom Cruise
Mark Wahlberg
Robert Downey Jr.
Johnny Depp
Brad Pitt
Ryan Gosling
Bradley Cooper
Will Smith
Will Ferrell
Jason Segel
Vince Vaughn
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Multiple Choice
Find the percentile for Will Ferrell.
79 percentile
86 percentile
54 percentile
14 percentile
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Multiple Choice
Find the percentile for Daniel Radcliff.
7 percentile
14 percentile
93 percentile
28 percentile
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Multiple Choice
Find the percentile for Vince Vaughn.
93 percentile
100 percentile
7 percentile
28 percentile
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Multiple Choice
Find the percentile for Kevin Hart.
0 percentile
1 percentile
7 percentile
28 percentile
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Normal Distribution Curve
100%
of the
Population
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Fill in the Blanks
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Normal Distribution Curve
50%
50%
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Drawing a Normal Distribution
Does not
touch the
horizontal
axis
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Drawing a Normal Distribution
Concave UP
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Drawing a Normal Distribution
Symmetrical
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Drawing a Normal Distribution
mean
with 3 SD on each side
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Labelling
For the data set with a mean of 9 and a standard deviation of 2, label the axis.
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Normal Distribution Curve
Shows the percentage of the population by section
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Multiple Choice
Give the percent in the section with the QUESTION MARK.
68 %
34 %
99 %
95 %
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Half of 68% = 34%
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Multiple Choice
Give the percent in the section with the QUESTION MARK.
13.5 %
34 %
68 %
95 %
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Half of 95 - 68
= (95-68)/2
= 27 / 2
= 13.5%
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Multiple Choice
Give the percent in the section with the QUESTION MARK.
13.5 %
34 %
2.35 %
10%
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Half of 99.7 - 95
= (99.7- 95)/2
= 4.7 / 2
= 2.35%
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Fill in the Blanks
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One hundred seniors took the SAT at a particular site. The mean SAT score of 500 with a standard deviation of 100.
If your score is 700, how many seniors scored lower than you?
200 300 400 500 600 700 800
2.5 %
2.5 %
100 - 2.5 = 97.5
95%
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Multiple Choice
Find the percentage of the shaded regions in the normal distribution curve.
18.5
28.5
7.5
42.5
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