. The professor of a large class decides to grade the nal exam on a curve....
. The professor of a large class decides to grade the nal exam on a curve. He will use the
following criteria:
15% of students will get a grade of A+
.17% of students will get a grade of A.
11% of students will get a grade of B+
18% of students will get a grade of B.
9% of students will get a grade of C+
12% of students will get a grade of C.
10% of students will get a grade of D.
8% of students will get a grade of F.
Scores on the exam are known to follow a normal distribution with mean 67 and standard
deviation 11. What is the minimum score required to obtain a grade of C?
Homework Answers
C grades are lies between 19th percentile and 30th percentile
Z- score of 19th percentile is 
Minimum score is 
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