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Normal DistributionNormal Distribution
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Characterizing a Normal Characterizing a Normal DistributionDistribution
To completely characterize a normal distribution, we need to know only 2 things:
– The mean --- – The standard deviation ---
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HAND CALCULATIONS FOR HAND CALCULATIONS FOR THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONTHE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
• Probability tables have been created for the normal distribution expressed in terms of z, where
• z = the number of standard deviations x is from its mean, , i.e.
x
z
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TYPES OF NORMAL TABLESTYPES OF NORMAL TABLES
• Two types of normal tables
– Tables giving probabilities from z = 0 to a positive value of z
– Cumulative normal tables giving probabilities from z = -∞ to any value of z• Excel uses this approach
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0 z Z
Normal Curve with X and Z ScalesProbabilities from 0 to z
a X
Some tables give probability of falling between 0 and a positive z value
µ a X
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0 z Z
Curve with X and Z ScalesCumulative Probabilities from -∞ to z
a X µ a X
A cumulative normal table gives the probability of falling between -∞ and any z value
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Calculating Normal Probabilities Calculating Normal Probabilities Using Cumulative ProbabilitiesUsing Cumulative Probabilities
LEFT TAIL PROBABILITIESLEFT TAIL PROBABILITIES
P(X<a) or P(Z<z) = area between -∞ and a (or z)– Probability to the left – Cumulative normal table value
EXCEL:EXCEL: =NORMDIST(a,=NORMDIST(a,µ,µ,σσ,TRUE) ,TRUE) or
==NORMSDIST(z)NORMSDIST(z)
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Calculating Normal Probabilities Calculating Normal Probabilities Using Cumulative ProbabilitiesUsing Cumulative Probabilities
RIGHT TAIL PROBABILITIESRIGHT TAIL PROBABILITIES
P(X>a) or P(Z>z) = area between a (or z) and +∞• Probability to the right• 1 - (Cumulative normal table value)
EXCEL:EXCEL: =1-NORMDIST(a,=1-NORMDIST(a,µ,µ,σσ,TRUE) ,TRUE) or
=1-=1-NORMSDIST(z)NORMSDIST(z)
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Calculating Normal Probabilities Calculating Normal Probabilities Using Cumulative ProbabilitiesUsing Cumulative ProbabilitiesIN BETWEEN PROBABILITIESIN BETWEEN PROBABILITIES
P(a<X<b) or P(za<Z<zb)
– Probability between a and b on the X scale or between za and zb on the Z scale
– (Cumulative normal table value for zb) - (Cumulative normal table value for za)
EXCEL:EXCEL: =NORMDIST(b,=NORMDIST(b,µ,µ,σσ,TRUE) - N,TRUE) - NORMDIST(a,ORMDIST(a,µ,µ,σσ,TRUE),TRUE) or ==NORMSDIST(zNORMSDIST(zbb) - NORMSDIST(z) - NORMSDIST(zaa))
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Calculating x Values from Calculating x Values from Cumulative Normal ProbabilitiesCumulative Normal Probabilities
Determining the x value such that the probability of getting a value less than x is p
– Find the cumulative normal probability, p, (approximately) in the table (to the leftleft of x) and note the corresponding z value
– x = µ + zσ
EXCEL:EXCEL: = NORMINV(p,= NORMINV(p,µ,µ,σσ) ) or = µ + = µ + NORMSINV(p)*NORMSINV(p)*σσ
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EXAMPLEEXAMPLE
• Flight times from LAX to New York:– Are distributed normal– The average flight time is 320 minutes– The standard deviation is 20 minutes
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Probability a flight takes Probability a flight takes exactly 315 minutesexactly 315 minutes
• P(X = 315 ) = 0– Since X is a continuous random variable
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Probability a flight takes less Probability a flight takes less than 335 minutesthan 335 minutes
.4332
σ = 20
320 X335
0 Z20
320335 0.75
EXCEL=NORMDIST(335,320,20,TRUE)
OR =NORMSDIST(.75)
FROM TABLE
.7734
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Probability a flight takes more Probability a flight takes more than 325 minutesthan 325 minutes
.4332
σ = 20
320 X
0 Z20
320325 0.25
EXCEL=1-NORMDIST(325,320,20,TRUE)
OR =1-NORMSDIST(.25)
325
FROM TABLE
.5987
1 - .5987 =.4013
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Probability a flight takes Probability a flight takes between 303 and 348 minutesbetween 303 and 348 minutes
.4332
σ = 20
320 X
20
320303 303 348
-0.85 0 Z20
320348 1.40
EXCEL=NORMDIST(348,320,20,TRUE)-NORMDIST(303,320,20,TRUE)
OR =NORMSDIST(1.40)-NORMSDIST(-0.85)
.9192 - .1977 =.7215
FROM TABLE
.9192
FROM TABLE
.1977
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75% of the flights arrive within 75% of the flights arrive within how many minutes?how many minutes?
.4332
σ = 20
320 X
0 ZEXCEL=NORMINV(.75,320,20)
OR =320 + NORMSINV(.75)*20
x
.7500 is to theleft of x
Try to find .7500 in the middleof the cumulative normal table.
0.67
The closest value is .7486 whichcorresponds to a z-value of 0.67.
x = 320 + .67(20)x = 320 + .67(20)
333.4333.4
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85% of the flights take at least 85% of the flights take at least how many minutes?how many minutes?
.4332
σ = 20
320 X 0 Z
EXCEL=NORMINV(.15,320,20)
OR =320 + NORMSINV(.15)*20
x
.8500 is to theright of x
Thus,1-.8500 = .1500
is to the left of x
Try to find .1500 in the middleof the cumulative normal table.
-1.04
The closest value is .1492which corresponds to a z-value of -1.04
x = 320 + (-1.04)(20)x = 320 + (-1.04)(20)
299.2299.2
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EXCEL CALCULATONS USING xEXCEL CALCULATONS USING x
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EXCEL CALCULATONS USING zEXCEL CALCULATONS USING z
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• Normal distribution is completely characterized by µ and σ
• Calculation of:– “<” probabilities, “>” probabilities, and “in
between” probabilities using:• Cumulative probability table• NORMDIST and NORMSDIST functions
– “x values” and “z values” corresponding to a cumulative probability using:
• Cumulative probability table• NORMINV and NORMSINV functions