Empirical Rule 68-95-99.7 Rule to Find Percentile

Learn how to use the empirical or 68-95-99.7 rule to find the percentile for a given value.
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This video helped me so much with my online statistics class, you don't know how happy I am to finally understand how to get the percentile! Thank you!

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Thanks for the explanation! (all the “okays” are killing me lol 😂 )

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[@chamberlin4464]

How would you find the percentage of a value that doesn't fall on one of the standard deviation points? Such as $177,645

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You can do it this way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpLaeKhuhNupq9U

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I also have it with both the TI-84 or TI-Nspire graphing calculator, if you have one of those.

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[@mazharabbasbukhari7390]

thanks alot miss but i have question what is the next steo after knowing percentile ? or whats it tells other than % of data falls under that percentile,i mean why we interested in percentile value ?

[@MathandStatsHelp]

There are different reasons for knowing percentile. One reason might be in a situation like a standardized test or a growth chart for a child. Knowing the percentile of a score can help see where you were in relationship to other people. Pediatricians use percentiles all the time to make sure a child is consistently growing at every check-up. This particular example was to help students in my class get through a specific homework question, so I didn't elaborate on the purpose. Also, later in a Statistics course, you will use percentage under a certain value to determine if values are unusual.

[@skittelz447]

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[@yulyferreira133]

How you find the upper limit for the lowest 99.85%

[@MathandStatsHelp]

You wouldn't use the empirical rule for that. Are you looking for the z-score?

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easy for me now

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Love the video. Did want to scratch my ears out after the millionth okay. But other then that all good

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I've been trying to work on that... Didn't realize how often I said it until I started making videos. 😂

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Did you use IPad with apple pen?

[@MathandStatsHelp]

No, I have a Monoprice graphics tablet on a PC. I use smooth draw to write in.

[@nikkismith8447]

I kind of get it...but maybe I'm just retarded to using the Empirical Rule to find percentiles! :-(

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