A distribution of test scores follows the normal distribution with a mean of 80. Standard deviation of 12 and n=600. a. How many scores would you expect above 100? b. What is the probability of a person's getting a score of 100 or more on this test? c. How many scores would you expect to find above each of these scores in the distribution? 90, 58, 110 d. What is the probability that a person will score between 90 and 100?

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3. A distribution of test scores follows the normal distribution with a mean of
80. Standard deviation of 12 and n=600.
a. How many scores would you expect above 100?
b. What is the probability of a person's getting a score of 100 or more on this
test?
c. How many scores would you expect to find above each of these scores in
the distribution? 90, 58, 110
d. What is the probability that a person will score between 90 and 100?
Transcribed Image Text:3. A distribution of test scores follows the normal distribution with a mean of 80. Standard deviation of 12 and n=600. a. How many scores would you expect above 100? b. What is the probability of a person's getting a score of 100 or more on this test? c. How many scores would you expect to find above each of these scores in the distribution? 90, 58, 110 d. What is the probability that a person will score between 90 and 100?
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