P(Z>1.96)? given Z has the sn dist(Z~N(0, 1)). HELP!!!!

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That’s probably the coolest tagline I’ve seen in a while (although Dennis isn’t doing too bad, with “Corporate America: Where Fun Goes to Die.”)

But, soliciting other Jambo users for hard-core statistics, not bad at all. If anyone can help her, fire up your Jambo client and get in there. Thanks people.

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One Response to “P(Z>1.96)? given Z has the sn dist(Z~N(0, 1)). HELP!!!!”

  1. valier Says:

    P ( 0 < Z < 1 ) = .34

    P ( -1 < Z < 1 ) = .68

    P ( -2 < Z < 2 ) = .954

    P ( -1.96 < Z < 1.96 ) = .95

    P ( -3 < Z < 3 ) = .9974

    so...

    P ( Z > 1.96 ) = 1-.95 = .05/2 = .025
    z is everything greater than 1.96, or 2 stdev away from the mean (0)… so take the total (which is always 1) minus 95% and then divide that in half since we’re only talking about half of the “graph.”

    and then…
    P ( Z > -1.96 ) = .95 + .025 = .975

    P ( 0 < Z < 1.96 ) = .95/2 = .475

    P ( -1 < Z < 1.96 ) = .95/2 + .68/2 = .475 + .34 = .815

    enjoy!