Statistics Algebra 2 help !
The grades on the last science exam had a mean of 89%. Assume the population of grades on science exams is known to be distributed normally, with a standard deviation of 14%. Approximately what percent of students earn a score between 75% and 89%?
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hmm, id have to know what your material has covered so far
and what you have to work the problem with
it feels to me like an empirical rule approximation tho ...
it is indeed, but im not sure how to use it
well, determine how many deviations are between the mean and your end points
what is our mean?
89%
and what is our left end point?
75%
with a standard deviation of 14%
so, the difference between them is: what is 89-75?
14
which is exactly 1 standard deviation to the left of the mean. right?
if we calculate the same with the other end point .. well, 89 to 89 is a difference of 0, so no standard deviations are to the right of the mean. what are your thoughts?
I didnt get it, can you elaborate more?
the only thing left to elaborate is what does the empirical rule state? it may be called something else in your material tho.
and do we have options to choose from?
68% will fall within the first standard deviation, 95%, the first two and 99.7 first three
the options are: 38.5% 15.7% 50% 34.1%
thats the rule yes, but it is better stated: within +- 1sd from the mean falls 68% of the data. 68/2 = 34 so 34% to the left (-1 sd), and 34% to the right (+1 sd) we know we are 1sd to the left, and 0 to the right ... what does that tell us?
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