Evaluate the formula z equals Start Fraction x overbar minus mu Over Start Fraction sigma Over Start Root n End Root End Fraction End Fraction z= x−μ σ n when mu μ equals = 118, n = 22, x overbar x equals = 123, and sigma σ equals = 2 2. z = nothing (Round to three decimal places as needed.)
Solution :
= 118
= 123
= 2.2
n = 22
Using z-score formula,
z = ( - ) / / n
z = (123 - 118) / 2.2 / 22
z = 10.660
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