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Chapter 9: The Normal Probability Distribution

Figure 9-42:

P

(

X

< 50) =

P

(

X

49.5)

Based on the previous examples for a binomial random variable

X

and a

positive integer

a

, where

is the number of trials in a binomial

experiment, we can state the following general normal approximations as

shown in

Figure 9-43

.

Figure 9-43:

Possible Normal Approximations for a Binomial

Random Variable