Assume one of your finals has 50 questions on it, and lucky for you, it's all T/F. Students in the course averaged 35 on the test. Also assume you scored 40 on this test.
a. find the SD
b. what is your z-score
c. what percentile are you in?
Show ALL work including:
setup, identify what you're solving for, identify the formula you used, show any and all substitutions, include units if appropriate, and Simplify if appropriate.
Assume one of your finals has 50 questions on it, and lucky for you, it's all...
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You will be given a series of questions regarding a normal
distribution, you will be asked to either determine the percentage
above or below particular raw scores; or to calculate the raw score
that will correspond to a particular percentage.
You will be asked to calculate either raw scores or
percentages. For each question write out your calculation, the
appropriate Z score, what on the curve you should be shading, the
exact percentage from the normal curve table and the...
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