#statistics help !
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well for first one it's not z-score, you'd need to look at a table of values.
or calculator alternatively
what resources are you given?
Nothing 😦
My teacher just said I had to do that
Like just like that
And I have no idea what’s even going on
I wanna cry hehe 😭
well are you given any like program like R to do statistical analysis within?
hmm
@halcyon yarrow no she just said I need a calculator
AH
are you supposed to have a particular calculator?
TI 86
Something like that
But I’m using google calculator version of it online
Since I can’t afford it
ah...is it an online class?
Yah 😦
I’ve always sucked so bad at math
And my dad is gonna be so pissed if I don’t understand these hehe
The user friendly R online compiler that allows you to Write R code and run it online. The R text editor also supports taking input from the user and standard libraries. It uses the R compiler to compile code.
ahwait
but the idea for both of these is to use z-score formula once you obtain the value from each, for the first you obtain the Z-score corresponding to .70 (70% of area behind it in the standard normal distribution)
then once you have that $Z_{1}$, you can do the following $Z_{1}=\f{X-\mu}{\f{\sigma}{\sqrt{n}}}$
Moosey
where $X$ is the value you want, $\mu$ is your population mean, $\sigma$ your standard deviation, and $n$ your sample size
Moosey
as for the second one
you must find the z-score, i.e. you're given x, mu, sigma, and n, then use that to find the probability
sometimes calculators ask about left tail and right tail, and this is just asking respectively if you want the area to the left (values smaller) or right (values larger)
hope that helps :)
@slim bone
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