I have a standard normal curve rendered with the following command:
Plot[{1/Sqrt[2*Pi] Exp[-1/2*x^2]}, {x, -3, 3}, Filling -> Axis]
It looks exactly as you think it would:
I want to be able to put an "insert" in. Like a line that would be displayed on top of the curve for specific points. Namely for the sample mean value in relation to the cruvecurve. With my (limited) editing skills in mspaint, here's an example:
Does anybody know how this could be accomplished?
I have a standard normal curve rendered with the following command:
Plot[{1/Sqrt[2*Pi] Exp[-1/2*x^2]}, {x, -3, 3}, Filling -> Axis]
It looks exactly as you think it would:
I want to be able to put an "insert" in. Like a line that would be displayed on top of the curve for specific points. Namely for the sample mean value in relation to the cruve. With my (limited) editing skills in mspaint, here's an example:
Does anybody know how this could be accomplished?
I have a standard normal curve rendered with the following command:
Plot[{1/Sqrt[2*Pi] Exp[-1/2*x^2]}, {x, -3, 3}, Filling -> Axis]
It looks exactly as you think it would:
I want to be able to put an "insert" in. Like a line that would be displayed on top of the curve for specific points. Namely for the sample mean value in relation to the curve. With my (limited) editing skills in mspaint, here's an example:
Does anybody know how this could be accomplished?
I have a standard normal curve rendered with the following command:
Plot[{1/Sqrt[2*Pi] Exp[-1/2*x^2]}, {x, -3, 3}, Filling -> Axis]
It looks exactly as you think it would:
I want to be able to put an "insert" in. Like a line that would be displayed on top of the curve for specific points. Namely for the sample mean value in relation to the cruve. With my (limited) editing skills in mspaint, here's an example:
Does anybody know how this could be accomplished?
