If you select one case at random from a normal distribution of scores, how likely or...
If you select one case at random from a normal distribution of scores, how likely or probable would it be to select a case that has a z score of 3.4? or greater
a. very unusual and improbable, but not impossible
b. Impossible
c. Very likely and very probably
d. It would happen about 50% of the time
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