How to draw normal curve in word and find the probability of a z-score (i.e., standardized score)

This video shows you how to draw a normal curve in word two different ways.

Then it shows you how to use the normal curve to solve problems related to probability of obtaining certain values for X using z-scores.

This video corresponds to the information presented in Chapter 5 (z-scores) and 6 (probability) of Gravetter & Wallnau.

Video outline (all in word):
-how to insert normal curve using online pictures
-how to insert lines on normal curve
-how to insert normal curve using shapes
-given a practice problem, asking to identify the probability of a certain X value in a normally distributed population of scores
- how to insert standard deviation (sigma) and population mean (Mu) into your normal curve graph
- how to identify the location of a given value of X in the distribution through the calculation of a z-score
-how to re-label your distribution in terms of z-scores
-how to shade in area of interest in distribution
-how to use the unit normal table to find the proportion/probability associated with a z-score