Exam 6: Z-Scores and the Normal Curve
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Your sense of direction puts you at the 39th percentile,relative to a raw score distribution with a mean of 3.5 and a standard deviation of 1.What is your z-score?
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Only the upper 30% of a normally distributed class passed a quiz for which the mean was 70 and the standard deviation was 10.In this class,76.7 and 78.4 are the boundary limits for students who scored between what percentiles?
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Bahatamy Academy has an outrageously intelligent student body.In a recent evaluation of all the high schools in the state,Bahatamy Academy received a z-score of +3 for its corresponding sample mean of SAT scores.With a population mean of 500 and a standard deviation (standard error)of 200 for the sampling distribution,what was Bahatamy's sample mean?
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In a normal distribution,large,positive z-scores occur with _______________ small,positive z-scores.
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How accurately the standard normal curve model predicts the actual relative frequency of raw scores depends on three aspects of the data:
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Your sense of direction puts you at the 79th percentile,relative to a raw score distribution with a mean of 3.5 and a standard deviation of 1.What is your z-score?
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Using the appropriate values from the z-table in the textbook appendix,find the z-score for which the area beyond z in the tail is 0.2546.
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For a distribution with
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= 5,find the z-scores for each of the following raw scores: 50;65;45;42


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For each of the following z-scores,what is the area beyond the z-score in the tail? 0.63;1.65;1.94;2.27;2.80
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For the following set of scores,what is the percentile for a score of 24? 22,23,19,25,26,22,19,25,22,20,21,23,23,24,18,20,22,24,21,21,20,24,22,21,23
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The z-score transformation is a useful statistical tool because it enables statisticians to
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When two normal z-distributions are plotted on the same graph,what can we say about the relative frequency of each z-score?
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What raw score is at the 16th percentile (15.87 to be exact)when the mean of the distribution is 50 and the standard deviation is 4?
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In sampling distributions,all the samples contain sets of raw scores
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One way to measure the ability to find one's way in an environment is to use the Sense of Direction test scale.The scale ranges from 1 (poor)to 50 (good).In a sample of college students,including yourself,the mean rating of sense of direction is 30,with a standard deviation of 10.If your score was 20,what is your z-score?
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A perfect normal curve,which serves as a model of any approximately normal z-distribution,is called the
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If the population variance of the raw scores equals 169 and the sample size is 121,what is the standard error of the mean?
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