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Given a random variable X normally distributed as N(m,σ2) find probabilities P(X>a),a>m;P(X<b),b<m.
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Simon Thomas 5 years, 11 months ago
Created this as a copy of Probabilities from a normal distribution - Electrician.There are 45 other versions that do you not have access to.
Name | Type | Generated Value |
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units1 | string |
k Wh
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upper | integer |
40500
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lower | integer |
14500
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p1 | number |
0.6915
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m | integer |
34000
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s | integer |
13000
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zupper | decimal |
dec("0.50")
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p | number |
0.9332
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amount | string |
electricity consumption
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p2 | number |
0.0668
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tol | number |
0.01
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zlower | decimal |
dec("1.50")
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stuff | string |
a frozen foods warehouse each
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prob2 | number |
0.31
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prob3 | number |
0.62
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prob1 | number |
0.07
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k Wh
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