In a normal distribution N(0,1), what are the two z-scores that will be the lower and upper boundaries for the middle 90 percent of the distribution?
Choose the listed values that are the closest to your calculated value!
- 1.96 and + 1.96
- 1.96 and + 1.65
- 2.58 and + 2.58
- 2.00 and + 2.58
- 1.65 and + 1.65
- 2.00 and + 2.00
Answer
Middle 90% means that we are left only with 10% in total
So, out of 10%, we will have 5% on lower end and 5% on the upper end
alpha = 5%/100 = 0.05
using z percentile table, check the z score corresponding to 5th percentile (for lower 5%) and z score corresponding to 95th percentile (for upper 5%)
we get
lower end z score= -1.65
and upper end z score = +1.65
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