Why is it correct to say "a" normal distribution and "the" standard normal distribution? You know that one can be changed into the other by the process of standardization. How is this done? Why is this done? Hint: How do you compare apples and oranges?
A NORMAL DISTRIBUTION : a function that represents the distribution of many random variables as a symmetrical bell-shaped graph.
It has different value of mean and variance of function defined.
The STANDARD NORMAL DISTRIBUTION: The specific normal distribution having mean equals to zero and variance =1.
A normal distribution curve is changed into standard normal distribution by defining Z.
Z = (X - μ)/σ
For the standard Normal distribution corresponding areas for different Z values are already calculated and there is no need for extra unnecessary calculation. it makes calculation process easier.
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