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1. Learning Journal Reflective Comments:
My activities in math 1280 course during the Sixth week:
Saturday 3/06/2021: Preparation.
● I had read unit 6 to get a quick review highlighting the valuable
information needed for me.
Sunday 3/07/2021:
● I started to study the materials from the textbook.
Monday 3/08/2021: Getting Ready.
● I had watched part of a video lecture which is 2 hours long, from an
outside source which explains unit 6 of the notebook material.
Tuesday 3/09/2021: Study.
● I had watched some videos from khan academy website in probability
and distributions topics related to the unit 6 from this course.
Wednesday 3/10/2021: Answering the assignments.
● I had posted in the unit 6 discussion forum and I did reply to 3 of
my peers' answers.
Thursday 3/11/2021: Finalizing.
● I had submitted my learning journal assignment for unit six.
In addition I will finalize all the remaining studies and will do review
until end of unit 6 for now on Friday 12th of Mar.
2. Vocabulary and R functions (be sure to include an APA citation)
a.) The normal distribution: According to Yakir (2011), normal distribution is a very common and
generic distribution that can be used for a lot of values that are continuously distributed over its sample
space. This distribution is usually shaped like a bell and has a consistent and symmetrical wave to it.
b.) pnorm() – a function to calculate probability or cumulate distribution.
3.Task
With qnorm() function returns the quantiles with the mean and standard deviation. It gives the
upper and lower tails.
So, in this case, let us suppose that the lowest 1% will have a mean of 10 while the standard
deviation will be 3.
> qnorm(0.01,mean=10,sd=3)
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1. Learning Journal Reflective Comments:

My activities in math 1280 course during the Sixth week: Saturday 3/06/2021: Preparation. ● I had read unit 6 to get a quick review highlighting the valuable information needed for me. Sunday 3/07/2021: ● I started to study the materials from the textbook. Monday 3/08/2021: Getting Ready. ● I had watched part of a video lecture which is 2 hours long, from an outside source which explains unit 6 of the notebook material. Tuesday 3/09/2021: Study. ● I had watched some videos from khan academy website in probability and distributions topics related to the unit 6 from this course. Wednesday 3/10/2021: Answering the assignments. ● I had posted in the unit 6 discussion forum and I did reply to 3 of my peers' answers. Thursday 3/11/2021: Finalizing. ● I had submitted my learning journal assignment for unit six. In addition I will finalize all the remaining studies and will do review until end of unit 6 for now on Friday 12th of Mar.

2. Vocabulary and R functions (be sure to include an APA citation)

a.) The normal distribution: According to Yakir (2011), normal distribution is a very common and

generic distribution that can be used for a lot of values that are continuously distributed over its sample

space. This distribution is usually shaped like a bell and has a consistent and symmetrical wave to it.

b.) pnorm() – a function to calculate probability or cumulate distribution.

3.Task

With qnorm() function returns the quantiles with the mean and standard deviation. It gives the

upper and lower tails.

So, in this case, let us suppose that the lowest 1% will have a mean of 10 while the standard

deviation will be 3.

> qnorm(0.01,mean=10,sd=3)

[1] 3.

While the highest 1% is…

> qnorm(0.99,mean=10,sd=3)

[1] 16.

Resources:

Yakir, B. (2011). Introduction to statistical thinking (with R, without Calculus). The

Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Department of Statistics.