8 thoughts on “ Forty Flights From Bottom & Sixty From The Top ”

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3. Feb 24,  · In this case, you want to know the top 60%, so you find the invNorm of (40%) to get the z-score for 40% of the normal distribution starting from the left. I hope this sorta makes sense!) This makes sense why it's negative, because the mean represents exactly 50%, and since you want the top 60%, the z-score should be negative.

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6. Answer to What z-score value separates the top 60% of a normal distribution from the bottom 40%? a. z = b. z = c. z = 0.

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8. Nov 03,  · Hi there I am struggling a little with my z-scores. This was one of my questions which I do not understand: For a normal distribution with a mean of and an SD of 20, what score separates the top 40% from the bottom 60%? I have no idea how to work this out and have tried google, looking.

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