Assume a normal distribution. What is p(z < +2.25)?

Assume a normal distribution. What is p(0 < z < +2.25)?

[Example continued…] The average Instagram user spends 30 minutes per day using Instagram (μ = 30), and σ is unknown. Test whether ARC students who are Instagram users (n = 25, M = 24, SS = 2400) differ from the average Instagram user on number of minutes spent using Instagram per day. α = .05. t =     (test statistic)

[Example continued…] The average Instagram user spends 30 minutes per day using Instagram (μ = 30), and σ is unknown. Test whether ARC students who are Instagram users (n = 25, M = 24, SS = 2400) differ from the average Instagram user on number of minutes spent using Instagram per day. α = .05. SM =

For the following data: [µ = 120, σ = 25, n = 25, M = 125], σM = = ____.

[example continued…] Liam’s  Test                                                 Emma’s Test   Liam’s Score: 90                                          Emma’s Score: 93 Class Average: 84                                       Class Average: 85 Standard Deviation: 2.5                               Standard Deviation: 4 Convert Emma’s score into a score on Liam’s test: 

[example continued…] A normal distribution has a mean of µ = 50 with σ = 10. If a vertical line is drawn through the distribution at X = 55, what proportion of the scores are on the right side of the line?

[example continued…] Liam’s  Test                                                 Emma’s Test   Liam’s Score: 90                                          Emma’s Score: 93 Class Average: 84                                       Class Average: 85 Standard Deviation: 2.5                               Standard Deviation: 4   Convert Liam’s score into a score on Emma’s test: 

What is the range for the following set of scores? Scores: 1, 4, 6, 11, 16, 21

I’m interested in whether the playing of prosocial video games in children influences helping behavior.  To answer this question, I randomly assign children into 3 conditions: In Condition 1, children are given a prosocial video game to play (Prosocial Video Game condition), in Condition 2, children are given a violent video game to play (Violent video game condition), and in Condition 3, children are not given any video games to play (No video game condition).  Afterwards, I measure their helping behavior. In this example, the independent variable is