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Equation with CDF ~ Normal (0,1)
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I need to solve this type of an equation:
$CDF$ - Cumulitive Distribution Funtion of Standard Normal Distribution (0,1).
$CDF^-$ - Inverse of CDF
$K$ - constant
$$CDF(CDF^-(X)+3) - X = K$$
First of all, I need to express analitically for X and then solve it.
More specifically, now I have in Excel X as input, and using this formula:
K = NORM.S.DIST(NORM.S.INV(X)+3;1)-X,
I find K. But need also being able to compute with one formula for X having K as input.
normal-distribution
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MikhailMikhail
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I need to solve this type of an equation:
$CDF$ - Cumulitive Distribution Funtion of Standard Normal Distribution (0,1).
$CDF^-$ - Inverse of CDF
$K$ - constant
$$CDF(CDF^-(X)+3) - X = K$$
First of all, I need to express analitically for X and then solve it.
More specifically, now I have in Excel X as input, and using this formula:
K = NORM.S.DIST(NORM.S.INV(X)+3;1)-X,
I find K. But need also being able to compute with one formula for X having K as input.
normal-distribution
asked Mar 22 at 20:53
MikhailMikhail
12
$endgroup$
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$begingroup$
I need to solve this type of an equation:
$CDF$ - Cumulitive Distribution Funtion of Standard Normal Distribution (0,1).
$CDF^-$ - Inverse of CDF
$K$ - constant
$$CDF(CDF^-(X)+3) - X = K$$
First of all, I need to express analitically for X and then solve it.
More specifically, now I have in Excel X as input, and using this formula:
K = NORM.S.DIST(NORM.S.INV(X)+3;1)-X,
I find K. But need also being able to compute with one formula for X having K as input.
normal-distribution
asked Mar 22 at 20:53
MikhailMikhail
12
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I need to solve this type of an equation:
$CDF$ - Cumulitive Distribution Funtion of Standard Normal Distribution (0,1).
$CDF^-$ - Inverse of CDF
$K$ - constant
$$CDF(CDF^-(X)+3) - X = K$$
First of all, I need to express analitically for X and then solve it.
More specifically, now I have in Excel X as input, and using this formula:
K = NORM.S.DIST(NORM.S.INV(X)+3;1)-X,
I find K. But need also being able to compute with one formula for X having K as input.
normal-distribution
normal-distribution
asked Mar 22 at 20:53
MikhailMikhail
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MikhailMikhail
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MikhailMikhail
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