The goal of this lab is to standardize data, to compute probabilities using the standard normal distribution, and to find values given probabilities. For this lab you will use variable V2. (2 points) 1. Return to Lab 3 to find the values for your V2 variable. Name of your V2 variable: # of stolen bases What was the sample mean? _286 the standard deviation? 276.385 Data Value Corresponding z-score (z) Area to the left from (x) Table B Minimum Value 19 (Min) -0.96604 Median Value (Med) 209 -0.2786 Choose median, not mean Maximum Value 1406 (Max) 4.05232 For the rest of the lab, you will make the assumption that your data is approximately normally distributed. For some students this is a reasonable assumption; for others, it is not. You can check your histogram from Lab 2 to see whether it looks normal. (Each of #2 to #5 is 1 point) 2. a) Sketch a normal curve with your value for x as H. b) Locate your Minimum Value and your Maximum Value on the x axis. c) Shade the area between the two values. d) Using z-scores and the values from the Normal Distribution Table (Table B) find the shaded area. e) Find P(Min