The distribution of student scores on the quantitative section of the SAT has an approximately normal distribution with a mean score of 501 points, and a standard deviation of 85 points. Suppose a college with competitive admissions will only accept students who scored at least a 550 on the quantitative section of the SATS. What proportion of students will NOT qualify for acceptance at that college based on SAT scores? Provide all four decimal places in your answer.
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Given: Mean (μ) = 501 Standard Deviation (σ) = 85 Score (X) = 550 Z = (X - μ) / σ Z = (550 - 501) / 85 Z = 49 / 85 Z ≈ 0.5765 Show more…
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