bet you think you know what these are ... do you?
http://community.webshots.com/photo/6073830/6073886GMgEftrGUI
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dennis roberts, penn state university
educational psychology, 8148632401
http://roberts.ed.psu.edu/users/droberts/drober~
Cantor,
Thanks, I have fixed this.
The reason for the page was to show my students how to use a
particular normal table. I had noticed several of my business students
having trouble using the normal table. I hope that this page
illustrates most of the different ways that probabilities can
I quite agree with those who said it would be easier in a real stats
package. However, if you want a start, and feel that Excel is familiar
ground, here goes. The rand() function will generate random numbers from a
uniform distribution on the interval [0,1]. You can convert that to a
randomly dist
again ... in something like minitab ...
MTB > rand 1 c1; command is random ... say how many ... and where
to put them
SUBC> norm 50 10. ... the subc just tells minitab what distribution to
sample from ... from dozens
that's all there is to it THEN ... you can do what you want with the
