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A level Statistics doubt??Post your doubts here!

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Ameen . but thing s dont look so good the paper i am doing made me dizzy
dnt solve papers nw, jus go thru yr book... Inshallah u'll do gr8... n see the nov 2011 wala cu frequency qs the last part
 
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I have the same doubt but i dont understand why do we have to do this step to get 0.97 ? Like what is clue for me to do this step?
Theres no clue .. I mean its part of the working. You dont HAVE to do any extra working to get .97, it jut comes. If you know what i mean.
 
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For a normal distribution, 75% data lies below the upper quartile, 75% lies above the upper quartile and 50% lies in the interquartile range. Use any one of the resulting eqs and ull get the answer :)
P(X<63)= 0.75
P(X>39)= 0.75
P(39<X<63)= .5
thanks sis, thats informative
 
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For a normal distribution, 75% data lies below the upper quartile, 75% lies above the upper quartile and 50% lies in the interquartile range. Use any one of the resulting eqs and ull get the answer :)
P(X<63)= 0.75
P(X>39)= 0.75
P(39<X<63)= .5
ahh yes i have to review all formulaes i dont know y stats makes me feel after i found out the answer that y didnt i write it it was sooo easy :/
 
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hey guys please answer asap if i find any answer unbelievable through normal can i do it through binomial ? @anikaraisa @mostafamotani
 
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For a normal distribution, 75% data lies below the upper quartile, 75% lies above the upper quartile and 50% lies in the interquartile range. Use any one of the resulting eqs and ull get the answer :)
P(X<63)= 0.75
P(X>39)= 0.75
P(39<X<63)= .5
have u got any more like that
i knew 3 (i) 68% lies within mean-Sd and mean+Sd
(ii) 95% lies within mean-2Sd and mean+2Sd
(iii) 99% lies within mean-3Sd and mean+3Sd
 
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have u got any more like that
i knew 3 (i) 68% lies within mean-Sd and mean+Sd
(ii) 95% lies within mean-2Sd and mean+2Sd
(iii) 99% lies within mean-3Sd and mean+3Sd
first one is wrong its actually 2/3 and through calcularion simple accuracy marks may b lost
 
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