1. Find the proportion of the area at least
The average expenses of Garcia family is
z = 1.78.
2. Find the proportion of the area at most
z = 0.82.
3. Find the area not more than z = 2.44.
4. Find the area to the right of z = 2.89.
5. Find the proportion of the area between
z = 2.19 and z = 1.34.
6. Find the proportion of the area between
z = 0.33 and z = 1.95.
7. Find the area between z = 1.32 and z = 2.37
8. Find the area between z = 2 and z = 1.5
9. Find the 95th percentile of a normal curve.
10. Find the upper 10% of the normal curve.
11. Find the 28th percentile of a normal curve.
12. Find the lower 45% of the normal curve.
13. The results of the Grade 11 Quarter
Examination in Statistics are normally
distributed with an average of 80 and
standard deviation of 5. Find the raw score
that such that 60% of the cases are below it.
14. A division-wide Math examination was
conducted to 500 students. The test results
are normally distributed with a mean of 70
and SD of 8. Find the raw score that
corresponds to the 80th percentile.
15. Suppose that a brand of light bulb lasts on
an average of 2800 hours, with a standard
deviation of 150 hours. What is the
probability that a particular bulb will last
greater than 1700 hours?
16. The height of 200 plants in a garden follows
a normal distribution with an average of
72cm and a SD of 8cm. How many plants
have a height between 80cm and 96cm?
between 56cm and 64cm?
17. The average weight of 400 insects for
laboratory experiment is 13.2g with a
standard deviation of 0.8g which follows a
normal distribution. What is the probability of
randomly selecting insects with weights of
11.6g to 12.4g? 14g to 14.8g?
18. The mean production of factory workers per
day is 20 products with a standard deviation
of 5 products which follows a normal
distribution. What is the probability of
finishing at most 25 products?
19.
Php15,000 monthly and the standard
deviation is Php 1,500. If their expenses are
normally distributed, what is the probability
of the family consuming less than Php
13,500?
20. The heights of 100 super models were
normally distributed with an average of
185cm and standard deviation of 6cm. How
many models have a height of less than
191cm?
21. A division-wide Math examination was
conducted to 350 students. The test results
are normally distributed with a mean of 68
and SD of 2. Find the raw score that
corresponds to the 60th percentile.
22. The results of the Grade 11 Quarter
Examination in Statistics are normally
distributed with an average of 65 and
standard deviation of 10. Find the raw score
such that 80% of the cases are below it.
23. Find the upper 25% of the normal curve.
24. Find the lower 30% of the normal curve.
25. Find the 55th percentile of a normal curve.
26. Cite three (3) properties of the Normal
Probability Distribution?
27. In a normal curve, what is the
corresponding z-score of the mean of the
given data?
28. If the mean of the scores of 20 students is
equal to 12 and the SD is 3, what z-value
corresponds to the score 21?
29. Given: s = 4
If z = 2 when X = 12, solve for the of this
certain set of data?
30. How many percent is the proportion of the
area between z = 1 and z = 2?
31. How many percent is the proportion of the
area between z = 2 and z = 3?
32. A set of data is ________________ when its
mean, median and mode are equal and
the distribution is clustered at the center.
33. Why are the areas of z = 1, z = 2 and z = 3
equal to the areas of z = 1, z = 2 and z =
3, respectively?
34. How many different samples of size n=3 can
be selected from a population with the
following sizes: N=4 and N=8?
35. Construct a histogram of the given data: Answer key

X 5 7 9 12 13 1. 0.0375
P(X) 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.2 0.1 2. 0.2061
3. 0.9927
36. Write the formulas for finding the standard 4. 0.9981
deviation of the sampling distribution of 5. 0.0758
sample means for finite and infinite 6. 0.3451
population. 7. 0.8977
8. 0.9104
37. Write the formulas for finding the variance of 9. z=1.645
the sampling distribution of sample means 10. z=1.28
for finite and infinite population. 11. z=-0.58
12. z=-0.13
38. An electrical company claims that the 13. X=81
average life of the bulbs it manufactures is 14. X=77
1200 hours with a standard deviation of 250 15. 0.2486
hours. If a random sample of 100 bulbs is 16. 32 plants, 28 plants
chosen, what is the probability that the 17. 13.59%, 13.59%
sample mean will be less than 1250 hours? 18. 0.8413
19. 0.1587
39. The number of samples given of size n that 20. 35 models
can be drawn from a population of size N is 21. X=69
given by _________________. 22. X=73
23. Z=0.67
40. A __________ is a frequency distribution using 24. Z=-0.52
the means computed from all possible 25. Z=0.13
random samples of a specific size taken 26. *properties of Normal Distribution*
from a population. 27. Z=0
28. Z=3
41. The standard deviation of the sampling 29. (X-bar)=20
distribution of the sample means is also 30. 13.59%
known as the ___________________. 31. 2.15%
32. Normally distributed
42. The mean of the sampling distribution of the 33. Equal areas, why? Blah blah
sample means is equal to the 34. 4, 56
_____________________. 35. Histogram
36. Formulas for SD (sampling dist.)
43. What is the shape of the sampling 37. Formulas for variance (sampling dist.)
distribution of the means if random samples 38. 99.72%
of size n become larger? 39. NCn
40. Sampling distribution of sample
means
41. Standard error of the mean
44. Which sample size will give a smaller
42. Mean of the population
standard error of the mean? 43. Normally distributed
a. 12 c. 25
44. A
b. 20 d. 35 45. Mean=21.08, s=6.01
46. Mean=120, population variance=100
45. Use your calculator. Find the mean and the 47. Central limit theorem
sample standard deviation of the given test
scores: 12, 29, 15, 18, 25, 30, 28, 19, 17, 23,
21, 24 and 13.

46. Use your calculator. Find the mean and the

population variance of the following set of
data: 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, and 135.