Question 1 (1 point) If we roll a die 10 times and we make a graph of how many times we rolled each number during the 10 rolls...what kind of distribution are we showing? empirical Obimodal Oactual theoretical Question 2 (1 point) If you are using Table C (the z score table) and want to find the proportion of the population that falls between a specific z score and the mean, what column should you look at related to that specific z score? OB OC OD OF Question 3 (1 point) If a z score falls to the left of the mean on a distribution, is the z score positive or negative? positive negative Question 4 (1 point) If we are interested in the top 20% of the population in a distribution, what proportion of the population is that equivalent to? O.2000 O.8000 20.00 O.0200 Question 5 (1 point) If we are looking at a population distribution and we are interested in knowing what proportion of the population falls between two scores (one below the mean and one above the mean), how can we find that proportion? Find the z score affiliated with each score, look up the proportion in Col B affiliated with each z score, add the two proportions together Find the z score affiliated with each score, look up the proportion in Col B affiliated with each z score, subtract the two proportions O Find the z score affiliated with each score, look up the proportion in Col C affiliated with each z score, add the two proportions together Find the z score affiliated with each score, look up the proportion in Col C affiliated with each z score, subtract the two proportions