PDF documents are imported in Draw to preserve the layout and to allow basic editing. The PDF Import Extension also allows you to import and modify PDF documents for non hybrid PDF/ODF files. Users without this extension can open the PDF part of the hybrid file with their PDF viewer. Hybrid PDF/ODF files will be opened in as an ODF file without any layout changes. A hybrid PDF/ODF file is a PDF file that contains an embedded ODF source file.

Best results with 100% layout accuracy can be achieved with the 'PDF/ODF hybrid file' format, which this extension also enables. The PDF Import Extension allows you to import and modify PDF documents. Area to the right of x Attributed to: Dana Lee Ling Saylor.If you are using Apache OpenOffice 4.0 or later, you must use another version: PDF Import for Apache OpenOffice. Notation note: In probability notation the above would be written p(x to and including' are used then the NORMDIST function can be used to calculate the probability. The probability a female student in statistics class is below 60 inches is 14.63%. In OpenOffice the probability p =normdist(60,62,1.9,1) =0.1463 14.63% of the area is to the left of 60 inches.

Determine the probability that a student is less than 60 inches tall (five feet tall).

The function that calculates the area to the left of x is: =normdist(x,μ,σ,1) The mean height µ for 43 female students in statistics is 62.0 inches with a standard deviation of 1.9. The letter p for probability is used for the area to the left of x. Spreadsheets have a function that calculates the area (probability) to the left of ANY x value. If x is not an whole number of standard deviations from the mean, then we cannot use a diagram as seen above. In this class probability, p, area, and relative frequency are all used interchangeably. Probability is also the relative frequency. Probability, expressed often as a percentage, is area. Introduction to Statistics Using Calc 7.4 from an x value to a probability p Areas to the left of x Source URL: Saylor URL: 4th Edition Dana Lee Ling (2012) The probability p is the same as the area under the normal curve.

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