The document discusses applying the normal distribution concept to solve word problems. It provides an example of 12,000 students taking a college entrance exam scored normally distributed with a mean of 82 and standard deviation of 6, and asks follow up questions about how many students scored above, below, or between certain values on the exam.
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The document discusses applying the normal distribution concept to solve word problems. It provides an example of 12,000 students taking a college entrance exam scored normally distributed with a mean of 82 and standard deviation of 6, and asks follow up questions about how many students scored above, below, or between certain values on the exam.
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Applying the normal curve
concept in solving word
problems NORMAL DISTRIBUTION Objectives: after going through this lesson, you are expected to; and
. Apply the normal curve in solving word
problems ; and
. Develop habit of reasoning using the
normal curve concept.
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Example
-12,000 STUDENTS TOOK THE COLLEGE
ENTRANCE EXAM. ONCE THE EXAM WAS DONE, THE SCORES WERE COMPUTED. THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCORE IS NORMALLY DISTRIBUTED WITH 𝛍=82 AND 𝛔=6. Follow up question
A. how many students got a score of
above 84?
B. how many students got a score of
below 71? Follow up question C. HOW MANY STUDENTS GOT A SCORE OF BETWEEN 77 AND 86? D. F THE PASSING SCORE IS 90, HOW MANY STUDENTS PASSED THE EXAM? Follow up question
• E. if 27% of the students failed the exam, what
was the highest failing score? • F. if 27% of the student failed the exam, how many students got a failing score in the exam?
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Follow up question
Thank you for listening
• F. if E. if 27% of the students failed the exam, what was the highest failing score?
• 27% of the exam, how many students got a failing score in the exam?