1. Graph the normal quantile plot and add a line:
2. Does the data appear to have come from a normal
distribution? Why/why not?
3. Find the probability for a standard normal distribution and
graph it.
• Graph P(z < 1).
4. Find P(z < 1) for a standard normal curve:
x <-
c(36.1,30.5,2.9,17.5,21,23.5,25.6,16,28.9,29.6,7.8,20.4,33.8,26.8,
0,9.9,25.8,19.5,19.1,18.5,22.9,9.7,39.2,19,8.6)
qqnorm(x)
qqline(x)
2)
the data appears to have come from a normal distribution
this is because most of point lie near the line
1. Graph the normal quantile plot and add a line: 2. Does the data appear to...
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