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Chapter 10: Sampling Distributions and the Central Limit Theorem

We can also use the

Normal Probability Distribution

workbook to get the

answer. This is shown in

Figure 10-6

.

Figure 10-6:

The Normal Distribution Area for

P

(

̂

> 0.48) =

P

(z > -1.2048) in

Example 10-1

Note:

In

Figure 10-6

, we used the standard normal distribution (mean = 0

and standard deviation = 1) since we transformed to a

-score. We could

have used the mean of

̂

= 0.54 and the standard deviation of

̂

=

0.0498 directly into the workbook to get the same answer. We can do this

because the conditions for the normality assumption for the distribution of

̂

were not violated (

= 54 > 5, and

= 46 > 5).

In addition, we can also use the

Sampling Distribution of the Sample

Proportion

workbook to get the answer. This is shown in

Figure 10-7

.

Click here for the Normal Probability Distribution Workbook