1. Find the standard scores z for Vhon's results x in the following table.Test 1504010a.b.Test 2506010C.Test 3504010d.Test 45040202.a. Comparing Vhon's results in test 1 and test 2, in which test didVhon perform better?b. Comparing Vhon's results in test 3 and test 4, in which test didVhon perform better?

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1. Find the standard scores z for Vhon's results x in the following table. Test 1 50 40 10 a. b. Test 2 50 60 10 C. Test 3 50 40 10 d. Test 4 50 40 20

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