•Vocabulary list (define) normal distribution Gaussian distribution Standard normal Z score (or Z value) •What is...

•Vocabulary list (define)

normal distribution

Gaussian distribution

Standard normal

Z score (or Z value)

•What is the area under a normal distribution?

•What is the area under any distribution?

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