Final answer:
The correct answer to the question about the average score of 120k US job applicants is 'C) The information is not provided' because the question does not provide any statistical data or context to compute an average.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question referring to the average score of 120k US job applicants inadvertently provides a set of options (A, B, C, D) that do not correlate with any given data or context within the snippets provided. Since the question does not provide any statistical information regarding scores, the correct answer would be The information is not provided. Therefore, looking at the options given in the initial question, the correct choice is C) The information is not provided.
In the context of a statistical analysis or assessment of job applicant scores, the average would normally be computed by summing all scores and then dividing by the number of applicants. Without specific numeric data, we cannot compute an average. The snippets provided relate to various other statistics and probability questions, such as the confidence level for population means and example calculations, but they do not give the necessary information to determine the average job applicant score.