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I really am not sure how to use this funtion in relation to the
question I have been given. If anybody could help me that would be great. mean = 178.5 Stdev = 6.32 The question is What proportion of male university students are expected to have a height between 170 and 180cm? If anyone could lead me in the right direction that'd be sweet! Thanks. |
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I think this works: A 1 178.5 2 6.32 3 170 4 180 =normdist(a4,a1,a2,true)-normdist(a3,a1,a2,true) Hope that helps. " wrote: I really am not sure how to use this funtion in relation to the question I have been given. If anybody could help me that would be great. mean = 178.5 Stdev = 6.32 The question is What proportion of male university students are expected to have a height between 170 and 180cm? If anyone could lead me in the right direction that'd be sweet! Thanks. |
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you are right it does work! I figured it out right after I posted but
thanks for the help!! |
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