SOLUTION: In a normal distribution with a mean of 330 and a standard deviation of 60 what are the 45th and 80th percentile values?

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Question 853758: In a normal distribution with a mean of 330 and a standard deviation of 60 what are the 45th and 80th percentile values?
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Hi,
mean of 330 and a standard deviation of 60,
45%, z = NORMSINV(.45) = -.1257 , z = NORMSINV(.80) = .8416
-.1257 = (X -330)/60
X = 60(-.1257) + 330 = 323, rounded Up
X = 60(.8416) + 330 = 381, rounded Up

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