A Note about the Calculations & Decimal Precision
The values presented in the graphs above are approximations derived from the work of
Abramowitz & Stegun. If you need precision to more that 3 decimals you are encouraged to
consult multiple published tables of Z-Values.
| June 24, 2008 | Cindy Searcy wrote: |
| How would I figure a z-score if the mean was 11.9, the std. deviation is .4 and I want to be 95% sure that a bag of chips did not weigh 12 Oz. as specified on bag, and I weighed 30 Bags? |
| May 15, 2008 | Alex wrote: |
| hey, can send me the formula that happens in the BG? |
| April 30, 2008 | Steve Kelner wrote: |
| I can't seem to do a negative z-score. Otherwise outstanding! |
| March 19, 2008 | Justin wrote: |
| I have a normal distribution of Homeruns per week with mean 8.3 and standard deviation of 1.1. My team is projected to hit 10 homeruns in a week while my opponent's team is projected to only hit 8. What is the likelyhood of my team hitting more homeruns during the coming week? I am guessing P(8 |