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Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Introduction to the Normal Curve

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Posted by Professor Arvan at 6:37 PM

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Chapters and Sections

0.1 Welcome (1)
3.0 Numerical Descriptions of Data (1)
3.1 Measures of Center (1)
3.2 Measures of Dispersion (1)
3.3 Constructing Samples (1)
3.4 Measures of Relative Position (1)
4.0 Probability - Randomness and Uncertainty. (1)
4.1 Classical Probability (1)
4.2 Probability Rules (1)
4.3 Counting Rules (1)
4.4 Additional Counting Techniques (1)
5.0 Types of Discrete Random Variables (1)
5.1 Discrete Random Variables (1)
5.2 The Binomial Distribution (1)
5.3 The Poisson Distribution (1)
6.0 Continuous Random Variables (1)
6.1 Introduction to the Normal Curve (1)
6.2 Reading a Normal Curve Table (1)
6.3 The Normal Distribution (1)
6.4 Find the Value of z (1)
6.5 Find the Value of t (1)
7.1 Sampling Distributions: Proportions (1)
7.2 Sampling Distributions: Means (1)

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