The time to complete a standardized exam is approximately Normal with a mean of 70 minutes and a standard deviation of 10 minutes. Using the 68–95–99.7 rule, if students are given 90 minutes to complete the exam, what percent of students will not finish? A. 32% B. 5% C. 2.5% D. 0.0015%
I say C
90 mins is 2 deviations which leaves 2.5 %
Lol you're answering your own questions. Too op.
Like I said I'm bjust double checking myself if I'm wrong then it's easier tocorrect it :).
Was I correct on this one? C?
Lol i'm not even in standard devs yet. Only 17 lolz.
oh okay :)
I did this with calc 2, when byou try to answer it on your own it helps sink in.
@jim_thompson5910 :)
99.7% of the students will have times from 70-2*10 = 50 min to 70+2*10 = 90 min (100 - 99.7)/2 = 0.15% will have times below 50 min So 99.7+0.15 = 99.85% will have times below 90 min This means that 100 - 99.85 = 0.15% of the students will not be able to finish the exam.
:O
however that isn't a choice.... 0.0015% is... LOL.
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I like the process... is 95 supposed to correspond to 2 standard deviations?
mhm
I keep getting my formulas konfused...
then it would be C using his process, but replacing 99.7 with 95.
oh right...lol my bad
99.7 is 3 std deviations away
95 is 2
I basically thoght 10 is the dev.
10 is the std dev
so then it's m + 2sigma
so 70+20 = 90 and that leaves 2.35 and .15
which is 2.5%
So I was right >( no medals >(
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