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Block 3&4 - Lesson 1.2&1.4 Normal Distribution and Standard Deviation
Block 3&4 - Lesson 1.2&1.4 Normal Distribution and Standard Deviation
Lesson Targets:
• I can calculate the measure of variance.
• I can calculate the measure of position.
KOJAKI (Opportunity
District)
Authentic but not traditional
flavors from Korea and Japan
Feras Hanoun Sweets (Mobility
District)
A taste of finest quality Arabic Sweets
Adrift Burger Bar (Mobility District)
Legendary burgers by Michelin-rated
Koub by Wacup Café chef David Myers
(Sustainability District)
Emirati speciality coffee
Most people that visited the Opportunity District decided to eat at KOJAKI which
joins in the flavors of Korea and Japan. The graph below shows the average minutes it
takes to prepare a meal represented at normally distributed.
4. If a group of 700 people visited Feras Hanoun Sweets, about how many would
you expect to have ordered more than 180 meals?
Standard DeviationWHAT IS THIS?
Standard deviation is a measures the dispersion/spread of a dataset relative to its mean.
IN OTHER WORDS: HOW IS THE DATA SPREAD AROUND THE MEAN?
Think about what we just did in the graph.
Mean = 150
Standard deviation = 30
Label the formula below by adding the Greek
pronunciation and the Math meaning that each letter
symbolizes.
Pavilion
160 191
172 195
174 195
185 200 Standard Deviation:
190 210
191 210
191 210
Let’s travel back to the numbers that were estimated as the number of visitors that
would visit the UAE Pavilion and the Seychelles Pavilion at the EXPO.
What is the dispersion/spread of the numbers around the average amount of people per pavilion?
What does the standard deviation tell me about each pavilion at the EXPO? Make a graph.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Seychelles 144 145 146 151 170 174 179 179 180 182 201 205 210 408
144 179
145 180
146 182
151 201
170 205 Standard Deviation:
174 210
179 408
Let’s travel back to the numbers that were estimated as the number of visitors that
would visit the UAE Pavilion and the Seychelles Pavilion at the EXPO.
What is the dispersion/spread of the numbers around the average amount of people per pavilion?
What does the standard deviation tell me about each pavilion at the EXPO? Make a graph.
1. What number of visitors is 1 standard deviation away from the mean or 68% of the data?
2. What number of visitors is 2 standard deviation away from the mean or 95% of the data?
3. What number of visitors is 3 standard deviation away from the mean or 99.7% of the data?
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