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The scores of a given test were normally distributed

with a mean of 82. If James received a 67 with a z-score of
-2.5, what is the standard deviation?

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Answer:

The standard deviation is 6

Explanation:

The scores of a given test were normally distributed with a mean of 82.


\mu = 82

James received a 67 with a z-score of -2.5

Z score = -2.5


\bar{x}=67

Formula :
Z=(x-\mu)/(\sigma)


-2.5=(67-82)/(\sigma)


\sigma = (67-82)/(-2.5)


\sigma =6

Hence The standard deviation is 6

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