Finding Percentile Scores in the Normal Distribution

[@2enjoihsu]

excellent explanation, clear as water and I understood first watch.

[@johnpachkoski4637]

For anyone watching, If you dont remember the idea in the video that you're supposed to find the percentage value as a decimal (meaning divided by 100 into your calculator) on the value appendix, you'll be stuck looking for an exact value which they dont always have that corresponds to a z score, dont forget that step because then you'll keep wondering why you get it wrong.

[@briellemendez4112]

Great video, straight to the point , thank you!

[@amuse6535]

Perfect explanation, made it a lot clearer for me!

[@acedelizo6430]

I have no .8997 in my table of standard normal distribution

[@coachangelaj]

Thank you, sir! Clear explanation and very helpful!

[@jimrhaley]

thanks for this

[@MsZarate88]

thank you, this video is so easy to follow

[@Trassin]

Thank you for this! (I wish you were my Stats Professor)

[@purplelight9208]

Great, thank you so much, you saved me🙏🏼

[@finncocoman3164]

Would never have seen that formula if it wasnt for this video. My prof uses a long and variable dense formula that does not help

[@DanielSmith-q4z]

Where do I find appendix A?

[@timurdan7571]

In my book, Statistics in Plain English

[@DoFlamingo_1P]

awesome video

[@Ankit_Singh_09]

Thanks sir