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OpenStudy (tomfoolery1):

Suppose we know that a certain exam has test scores that follow a standard normal distribution. What is the probability that a randomly selected score is greater than 0.84?

OpenStudy (jet_black_heart1423):

not a high probability unless you lucky

OpenStudy (naate):

lmao did that guy answer your question?^^ @Tomfoolery1

OpenStudy (tomfoolery1):

not exactly XD

OpenStudy (mathmale):

First of all, you need to figure out what a score of .84 would mean. Would that mean 84% on an exam? Would that 0.84 be on a scale of 0.00 to 1.00? What would the standard deviation of this normal distribution be? Would it be reasonable (or not reasonable) to use 0.50 as the mean? Or should we treat .84 as "the 84th percentile?"

OpenStudy (tomfoolery1):

i think my teacher wants me to find the z score. i thought i needed more information to find the answer but this is all he gave me

OpenStudy (tomfoolery1):

<3 <3<3 you are the greatest!!!

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