Practice mode Normal Distribution

In a normal distribution, the quartile deviation is approximately how many times the standard deviation?

Correct answer D. 0.6745

Explanation

For a normal curve Q1 and Q3 lie at μ ∓ 0.6745σ, so the quartile deviation (Q3 − Q1)/2 equals about 0.6745σ.

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