Statistics: Ch 6 The Normal Probability Distribution (10 of 28) The Area Under the Curve

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We will learn the area under the curve represents the probability that a random experiment will result in the given outcome.

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[Joe-untl]

Mike, how is it that you managed to make a video on practically every topic in mathematics and physics? Great video btw

[Peter_]

My Casio fx-CG 20 calculator has a very useful built-in function called "NormCD(", which accepts the lower and upper boundary values for a standard normal distribution;
for example, "NormCD(-1, 1)" will give a probability of about 0.6827, and so on.

[elena]

You are the best Michel, thank you! Do you have full trigonometry and calculus playlists?

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