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I put in the following:
X=-.055762 Mean=.005 SD=.04 Cumulative=FALSE =means probability mass function, not cumulative The result displayed is 3.14615427 The result makes no sense to me. Any result over one makes no sense to me. I reviewed the answer from a previous thread (Jerry W. Lewis, 8/3/2006) that continuous functions do not have a probability mass, but rather a pdf, an integral over a tiny range around -.055, but the Excel function result still makes no sense. What am I missing here? |
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