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Review 1 for test 3

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68% of the data lies within how many standard deviations about the mean?   one standard deviation  
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What percentage of data is within 2 standard deviations of the mean for a normal distribution   95%  
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For a normal distribution with mean 100 and standard deviation 15, that value is 2 standard deviations more than the mean?   130  
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For a normal distribution with mean 85 and standard deviation 15, What is the lower and upper value that captures approximately 68% of the data about the mean?   70 to 100  
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What is the percentage area between the mean and the z score value of 2.4 for the standard normal distribution?   49.18%  
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What is the percentage area to the right of the z score value of 2.4 for the standard normal distribution?   0.82%  
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What is the percentage area to the left of the z score value of 2.4 for the standard normal distribution?   99.18%  
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What is the z score on a standard normal curve that has 2.5% of the area to its right?   z = 1.96  
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What is the z score on a standard normal curve that has 33% of the area to its left?   z = - 0.44  
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What is the probability that the z score will be less than -1.64?   0.0505 (or 5.05% chance that the z score will be less than -1.64)  
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