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When studying for his test, Joe found a z-score for the weight of a particular rock to be 1.48 What does this z-score mean in the context the distribution of data collected from…

When studying for his test, Joe found a z-score for the weight of a particular rock to be 1.48 What does this z-score mean in the context the distribution of data collected from…
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When studying for his test, Joe found a z-score for the weight of a particular rock to be 1.48

What does this z-score mean in the context the distribution of data collected from the weights of all rocks studied.

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it is about 99% on a graph

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