Normal Distribution z MultiTool RbD
Normal Distribution z MultiTool RbD
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Daniel, T. (2021). Statistics multitool for z & normal distribution. Retrieved from: https://drive.google.com/drive
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April 2021
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The Classic z
Videos
Table
Use the z Formula to Find
X µ σ X
Enter: Enter Enter Enter Enter: Enter
𝜎=(𝑋−𝜇)/𝑧
𝑧=(𝑋−𝜇)/𝜎 z =
Click to Calculate
X z σ z
Enter: Enter Enter Enter Enter: Enter
𝜇=𝑋−𝑧(𝜎) µ = 𝑋=𝑧(𝜎)+𝜇
=(𝑋−𝜇)/𝑧
p (mean to z = z):
σ= p (z > z):
p (z < z):
Click to Calculate
=𝑧(𝜎)+𝜇 X =
z z score
Std. Error of p:
±z= ±z=
Proportions and probability are the same here * Error #NUM! -- make sure value is a proportion be
ator
d a z-score
a probability
These tables find proportions of the normal curve based on known z scores.
The calculator will calculate areas (proportions) above or below z.
Use the pictures as an indicator of which proportion is being calculated.
Positive z Scores
What proportion of the scores fall above +0.87? What proportion of the scores fall below
Proportion = Proportion =
Negative z Scores
What proportion of the scores fall above -0.91? What proportion of the scores fall below
Between or Outside
What proportion of the scores fall What proportion of the scores fa
Proportion = Proportion =
Proportion = Proportion =
n, & Outside
own z scores.
Enter
Enter
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What proportion of the scores fall
Enter
Enter
e Line
What proportion of the scores fall
Population SD σ Enter
z=
Two-Tailed z Test CV = ±
One-Tailed z Test CV = ± *
Directions
1. Determine whether you are doing a one-tail or two test; establish
2. Enter data in tan boxes to calculate the z test.
3. Check the direction of change (sign) for one tail tests.
l Distribution z Test
z value
Enter: Enter p= two-tail test
95
Margin of Error
Point Estimate
Lower Limit
Upper Limit
95% Confidence interval
Results:
Results: *
z mean to ± z z to ∞ z to -∞
Enter a z-score z
1. The proportions under the curve are the same in both directi
The mean to a +z is the same proportion as the mean to that s
(i.e. mean to z = -1.23 equals mean to z = +1.23)
2. Proportions are always positive; never negative.
(i.e mean to z = -1.23 and mean to z = +1.23 are both +.3907)
3. The proportion above a -z is the same as the proportion belo
From z to infinity (∞) (i.e proportion above z = -1.23 and proportion below z = +1.23
4. Half of the scores (p = .5000) are above (or below) the mean
5. Positive and negative z scores are interpreted the same
* Videos are professionally closed-captioned for compliance with Americans with Disabilites Ac
ores and z-Tests
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