Let x denote time served to first release by a prisoner.
= 34.4
= 15.3
a) The standardised version of x
Therefore the z- score for a prison time served of 77.9 months is 2.84 and the z-score for a prison time served of 26.3 months is -0.53.
d) The z-score for a prison time served of 77.9 months is 2.84 standard deviation above the mean prison time
z score for a prison time served of 26.3 months is -0.53 standard deviation below the mean prison time.
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