Mini Homework 6 for Psyc 300: Probability Calculations, Exams of Psychology

A mini homework assignment for psyc 300, focusing on probability calculations. The tasks include finding the percentage of scores above a certain raw score, the probability of an individual scoring between two values, and determining the probability of grabbing a black or gray sock. Additionally, there is a problem involving calculating z-scores and determining the probability of scoring above a certain value for a new distribution.

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Name: _________________________
Psyc 300
Mini HW 6
Assume a normally distributed population with µ = 110, σ= 15
1. What percentage of scores lie above a raw score of 125 [p(X>125)]?
2. What is the probability that an individual has a score between 100 and 135? [p (100<X<135)]?
3. It is 5:00 a.m. and you’re late for work. You can’t turn on the light or you’ll wake your roommate. You
reach into your sock drawer and hope for the best. You know you have 5 pairs of black
socks, 4 pairs of gray, 2 pairs of red, and 3 pairs of bright green. What is the probability
you will grab a black or a gray pair (the socks are rolled together in matching pairs)?
4. If you were to take every score in the distribution displayed below and calculate its
corresponding z-score, what type of distribution would result? a) please draw/label it it, b) what
is the probability of scoring above 52 [p(X>52)]?
μ = 65.7
σ = 13.2

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Name: _________________________ Psyc 300 Mini HW 6

Assume a normally distributed population with μ = 110, σ = 15

  1. What percentage of scores lie above a raw score of 125 [p(X>125)]?
  2. What is the probability that an individual has a score between 100 and 135? [p (100<X<135)]?
  3. It is 5:00 a.m. and you’re late for work. You can’t turn on the light or you’ll wake your roommate. You reach into your sock drawer and hope for the best. You know you have 5 pairs of black socks, 4 pairs of gray, 2 pairs of red, and 3 pairs of bright green. What is the probability you will grab a black or a gray pair (the socks are rolled together in matching pairs)?

4. If you were to take every score in the distribution displayed below and calculate its

corresponding z-score, what type of distribution would result? a) please draw/label it it, b) what

is the probability of scoring above 52 [p(X>52)]?