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CBme

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State the Empirical Rule. Use the standard normal distribution to explain the percent values given in the Empirical Rule.
 
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Question 2

The chi-square test of independence is used to analyze .
 
  a. medians
  b. skewness
  c. frequency data
  d. continuous measurements



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Answer to Question 1

In a bell-shaped distribution, about 68 of the values lie within  1 SD of the mean, about 95 of the values lie within  2 SD of the mean, about 99.7 of the values lie within  3 SD of the mean. The student can find the actual values in the table and show the relation to the percents shown.

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