1. For a normally distributed population with a mean of and a standard deviation of a....
1. For a normally distributed population with a mean of
and a standard deviation of
a. Draw the bell curve going out three standard deviations on both directions.
b. Find the Z-score for 
c. Find the Z-score for 
d. Find the Z-score for 
e. Find the probability of getting a score greater than 21,
f. Find the probability of getting a score less than 9,
g. Find the probability of getting a score between 13 and 26,
h. Find the raw score that will separate out the bottom 80% of scores.
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