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Solutions to two examples involving normal and log-normal distributions. The first example calculates the value of x given that 95% of the values in a sample are non-zero and follow a normal distribution. The second example estimates the probability of a log-normally distributed peak exceeding 125 units using frequency analysis.
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Peak flow data are available for 75 yrs, 20 of the values are zero and the remaining 55 values have a mean of 100 units and std. deviation of 35.1 units and are log normally distributed. Estimate the probability of the peak exceeding 125 units using frequency analysis.
Example Problem 2
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X K C og-normal dist. Docsity.com Module 8