Esmostico Z TABLEV NUMBER OF NUMBER OF STANDARD DEVIATIONS AREA TO THE LEFT STANDARD DEVIATIONS AREA TO THE LEFT FROM MEAN (2) ORRIGHT (one tail) «FROM MEAN(Z) OR RIGHT (one tail) 00 000 155 0606 05 4801 1.60 0548 10 4602 1.65 0495, fgeaaaae 4404 170 0146 20 4207 176. ‘0101 25 4013 1.80 “0359 30 ‘3821 1.85 1322 Wadi der de bocadizecion: 35 3692 190 0287 ee et 3446 195 1256 : 45 3264 2.00 228 ake, Ey an eee oe tos on ou jortin oad 55 “2912. 2.30 0179 "W, caulidod dee ‘60 3 215 0158 aN 2578 220 0199 dials. ¥ dh promadil) 7. 2420 225 om 2264 230 0107 CL faowne he Cha ane 238 0084 ue pBinilE vnfowd : 1977 240 062 4 lesnaulis bor def reat 245 oon don he : am. 250 nwa en 7 : 1577 255 054 eattcdedl sypridca de 5 1409 260 nur CF aaape ah proud 119 1357 2.65 “0040 115 “251 270 “0365 a-(\-#) 10 nt 275 ono 125 105, 2.80 26 130 0968 285 oon 135 0885 2.90 0019 140 0808 295 016 145 0735 300 oars 150 0668 Table V shows the area ofthe normal distribution that is Z standard deviations to the Jet or to the rightof the meas, The tests “one tail” inthe sense {hat we ere concerned with one side of the disti= bution oF the other. If we wishod to know the area atve, or probability, that was 1.5 standard ms oF more from the arithmetic mean on the right, it would be depicted by the colored aren inthe figure tothe left. In Table V we see that this corresponds to 668 porcent ofthe total area of the normal distribution. Thus, we could say that there was a 6.68 percent probability thatthe actual out ‘come would exceed the mesn by 1Satasdard devi-