Posted by Jennifer on Saturday, October 15, 2011 at 12:22pm.
1. Z = (score-mean)/SD
Find the Z scores and apply your theorem.
2. 99.7% fall between Z scores of ± 3.
Use the equation above.
1. Z = (s-205)/11 = 205/11 = 18.63???
This one confuses me
2. I have no idea how to do this....
Please help!!
1. Z = (183-205)/11 = -22/11 = -2
Z = (227-205)/11 = ?
Apply the theorem.
2. 3 = (score-297)/18
-3 = (score-297)/18
Solve for each score.
okay so the first would be 0.75 correct?
the second one would be
3 = -16.46
-3 = -16.46
is this correct?
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