P(X < 10)
Observed Value (x): 10; Correction Type: P(X < x)
Corrected Value: 9.5
This calculator applies the continuity correction, an adjustment used when approximating a discrete probability distribution (like the binomial distribution) with a continuous probability distribution (like the normal distribution).
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Observed Value (x): 10; Correction Type: P(X < x)
Corrected Value: 9.5
Observed Value (x): 10; Correction Type: P(X ≤ x)
Corrected Value: 10.5
Observed Value (x): 10; Correction Type: P(X > x)
Corrected Value: 10.5
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