00:01
I'm starting with the probability that z is less than 13.
00:06
As we can see here, our standard deviations are on our bell curve and they match up with our z -scores.
00:15
So z is 13, isn't even on our curve, it would be somewhere way over here, which means that all of my values are less than z, which gives us a probability of 1.
00:32
If i want to find the probability that z is greater than 9, again 9 is not even on our bell curve, it'd be somewhere way up here, which means that none of my values are less than 9, which gives me a probability of 0.
01:00
To find the probability that now we have x is between 6 and 14, we need to find my z -score using the formula z equals x minus mean over standard deviation.
01:15
And we're given that we have a mean of 10 and a standard deviation of 2.
01:20
So when x equals 6, z equals negative 2, and when x equals 14, z equals positive 2.
01:43
So i want to find the percentages or the proportion that is in between those z -scores.
01:55
So adding up all of those probabilities, we get a probability of about 95 .5%...