The normal curve and the empirical rule
Grade 11 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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The middle 95% of the plant heights in Pia's class lie between 38 cm and 62 cm. The data are roughly normal. What is the standard deviation?
The middle 68% of the times for Ren's class to tie a knot lie between 61 and 69 seconds. The data are roughly normal. What is the standard deviation?
Nearly all, 99.7%, of the eggs Tala weighs at a farm lie between 44 g and 80 g. The data are roughly normal. What is the standard deviation?
Scores in Ari's class quiz game are roughly normal, with mean 60 and SD 8. Only 2.5% of scores are above which score?
Normal curve with its mean 120 marked and one SD, 6, drawn as an arrow from the mean. The heights of the sunflowers at Bo's school are roughly normal, with mean 120 cm and SD 6 cm. About 16% of heights are below which height?
Normal curve with its mean 120 marked and one SD, 6, drawn as an arrow from the mean. Normal curve with its mean 120 marked and one SD, 6, drawn as an arrow from the mean. mean 120 one SD, 6 The times for one relay leg in Esme's class are roughly normal, with mean 30 seconds and SD 4 seconds. About 84% of times are below which time?
Normal curve with its mean 30 marked and one SD, 4, drawn as an arrow from the mean. Normal curve with its mean 30 marked and one SD, 4, drawn as an arrow from the mean. Normal curve with its mean 30 marked and one SD, 4, drawn as an arrow from the mean. 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 one SD, 4 -> mean 30 Kira compares two classes' run times; both are normal with mean 60 s. Which class has the larger percent of times above 70 s?
Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 60: Class A has SD 5 (narrow and tall); Class B has SD 10 (wide and low). Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 60: Class A has SD 5 (narrow and tall); Class B has SD 10 (wide and low). 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 60 Class A has SD 5 (narrow and tall) Class B has SD 10 (wide and low) - The same percent, because the means are equal
- Class B: 16%, against 2.5%
- Class A: its taller curve holds more of the values
- Class A: 16%, against 2.5%
Luz compares two machines filling juice bottles; both fills are normal with mean 500 mL. Which machine fills the larger percent of bottles below 496 mL?
Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 500: Machine A has SD 2 (narrow and tall); Machine B has SD 4 (wide and low). Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 500: Machine A has SD 2 (narrow and tall); Machine B has SD 4 (wide and low). Machine A: SD 2 (narrow and tall); Machine B: SD 4 (wide and low) 490 492 494 496 498 500 502 504 506 508 510 Machine A Machine B - Machine A: its taller curve holds more of the values
- Machine A: 16%, against 2.5%
- The same percent, because the means are equal
- Machine B: 16%, against 2.5%
Milo compares two groups' plant heights; both are normal with mean 50 cm. Which group has the larger percent between 44 and 56 cm?
Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 50: Group A has SD 2 (narrow and tall); Group B has SD 6 (wide and low). Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 50: Group A has SD 2 (narrow and tall); Group B has SD 6 (wide and low). 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 number line Group A: SD 2 (narrow and tall) Group B: SD 6 (wide and low) - Group B: its wider curve covers more of the line
- The same percent, because the means are equal
- Group A: 99.7%, against 68%
- Group B: 99.7%, against 68%
Noah compares two teams' jump heights; both are normal with mean 100 cm. Which team has the larger percent between 90 and 110 cm?
Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 100: Team A has SD 5 (narrow and tall); Team B has SD 10 (wide and low). Two normal curves on one number line, both centered at 100: Team A has SD 5 (narrow and tall); Team B has SD 10 (wide and low). 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130 100 Team A, SD 5 Team B, SD 10 - Team B: 95%, against 68%
- The same percent, because the means are equal
- Team B: its wider curve covers more of the line
- Team A: 95%, against 68%