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    A Normal Variable X Has Mean 172, Standard Deviation 14. 1) Find P (X 161

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    This document contains several examples of calculating probabilities from normal distributions with given means and standard deviations. It provides the probabilities of values falling below, between, and above certain points for different normal distributions. It also includes examples of calculating binomial probabilities with given number of trials, probability of success, and outcomes.

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    This document contains several examples of calculating probabilities from normal distributions with given means and standard deviations. It provides the probabilities of values falling below, between, and above certain points for different normal distributions. It also includes examples of calculating binomial probabilities with given number of trials, probability of success, and outcomes.

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    a normal variable x has mean=172, standard deviation=14.

    1) find p(x<161

    2) find p(163<x<184)
    m
    172
    sd
    14
    161
    163
    184
    p(x<161) 0.216017

    m
    sd
    56000
    42200
    31600
    49200
    43600
    53900

    p(x<184)

    0.804317

    p(161<x<184)

    0.5883

    37500
    12500

    m
    sd
    x
    p(x<110)

    100
    5
    110
    0.977249868

    p(85<x<105)
    p(x<85)

    0.001349898

    p(x<105)

    0.841344746

    p(85<x<105)

    0.839994848

    85
    105

    PROBABILITY FOR RAIN


    n
    12
    p
    0.1
    q
    0.9
    x
    2
    X
    1
    probability of getting two success
    P(X=1)
    X
    P(X=0)

    0.230128
    0.376573

    0
    0.28243

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