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Section 2.1
Density Curves & the
Normal Distributions
AP Statistics
Berkley High School/CASA
Density Curve

“Mathematical
Models”
 The
area under the
curve is related to the
distribution of values
 “Idealized description”
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Density Curves

Characteristics
 Always
above the x-
axis
 Area always equal to 1

The area under the
curve and above any
range of values is the
proportion of all
observations that fall
in that range.
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Median and Mean

Since the area
represents
portions of the
population, the
Median is the
spot where the
area to the left
is the same as
the area to the
right.
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Median and Mean
The Mean
represents the
“balance
point”.
 Imagine a
“see-saw”

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Median and Mean

The Mean is
always pulled
towards the
tail in a
skewed
distribution
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“Idealized Distributions”

We use different
notation for
density curve
x  mean of a sample
(which represent
s  standard deviation of a sample
entire populations)
  mean of a population
as compared to
data sets (which   standard deviation of a population
represent
samples)
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Normal Distribution

A special, bell
shaped, symmetric,
single-peaked
distribution
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Normal Distribution

Because of the
symmetry, the mean
and median are the
same and at the line
symmetry
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Normal Distribution

The inflection points
(where the curve
starts to flatten out)
represent the width of
the standard deviation
μ-σ
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μ
μ+σ
13
68-95-99.7 Rule
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68-95-99.7 Rule with N(64.5,2.5)
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Assignment

Exercises 2.1 – 2.15 odd, The Practice of
Statistics
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