6. A normally distributed variable has a w = 10 and 0 = 11.26. What are the values of. a. the median b, the mode d. the 50* percentile 7. A z-score tells you how many units from the the raw score lies. 8. Draw (in the same figure) the probability density function for two normal distributions that have the same mean but different standard deviations. Label the graph representing the distribution with the larger standard deviation, Please also label the mean(s) of these distributions and locate the point one standard deviation above the mean for each. 9. The proportion of area under each of the curves above is 10. Roughly indicate, in your figure above, the area under each curve that corresponds to the most extreme 5% of the scores in each of the distributions (use shading for one curve and hatch marks for the other). At what z-values do these areas begin