Given that the z-score is computed below: Where Sample mean = 7.1 and SD = 3.19 Population mean = 9.1 and SD = 4.2 MemberID TotalScore Zscore_(Sample) Zscore_2 (Population) 26 5.92 4.02 29 6.87 4.74 3 31 7.49 5.21 23 4.98 3.31 60 Question: How do you interpret and report the proportion of z-scores that are at the 60th percentile and above, using zscore and zscore_2?
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1 - 7.1}{4.2} = 0.4762 \] Show more…
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