4. Assume that a randomly selected subject is given a score. Those scores are normally distributed with mean 0 and standard deviation 1. In each case, draw the graph (optional), then find the probability of the given scores. ROUND YOUR ANSWERS TO 4 DECIMAL PLACES
a. Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is less than 1.13. ____________
b. Find the probability of selecting asubject whose score is greater than -1.28. ___________
c. Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is between -0.54 & 2.07. _______
d. Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is less than 0. ____________
e.Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is greater than 0.
Solution:
Part a) Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is less than 1.13.
P( Z < 1.13) =.............?
Look in z table for z = 1.1 and 0.03 and find corresponding area.
P( Z< 1.13) = 0.8708
Part b) Find the probability of selecting asubject whose score is greater than -1.28.
P( Z> -1.28) =............?
P( Z> -1.28) = 1 - P( Z< -1.28)
Look in z table for z = -1.2 and 0.08 and find corresponding area.
P( Z< -1.28) = 0.1003
Thus
P( Z> -1.28) = 1 - P( Z< -1.28)
P( Z> -1.28) = 1 - 0.1003
P( Z> -1.28) = 0.8997
Part c) Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is between -0.54 & 2.07.
P( -0.54 < Z< 2.07 ) =P( Z < 2.07) - P( Z < -0.54)
Look in z table for z = 2.0 and 0.07 as well as for z
= -0.5 and 0.04 and find corresponding area.
P( Z<2.07 ) = 0.9808
and
P( Z< -0.54) = 0.2946
thus
P( -0.54 < Z< 2.07 ) =P( Z < 2.07) - P( Z < -0.54)
P( -0.54 < Z< 2.07 ) = 0.9808 - 0.2946
P( -0.54 < Z< 2.07 ) = 0.6862
Part d) Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is less than 0.
P( Z< 0.00) = .............?
Look in z table for z = 0.0 and 0.00 and find corresponding area.
P( Z< 0.00 ) = 0.5000
Part e) .Find the probability of selecting a subject whose score is greater than 0.
P( Z > 0.00) =.............?
P( Z > 0.00) = 1 - P( Z< 0.00)
P( Z > 0.00) = 1 - 0.5000
P( Z > 0.00) = 0.5000
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