Suppose that the average number hours a student works out per week is 2.63 with a sample standard deviation of 2.52. Would it be unusual for a student to work out 8 hours a week? What about 0 times a week? Justify your answer using statistical reasoning.
A value can be considered unusual if it is more than 2 standard deviations from mean (Z score > 2 or Z score < -2)
Z = (X - mean)/standard deviation
Z score corresponding to 8 is (8 - 2.63)/2.52 = 2.13
Therefore, it will be unusual for a student to work out 8 hours a week.
Z score corresponding to 0 = (0 - 2.63)/2.52 = -1.04
It is not unusual for a student to work out 0 times a week.
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