A fair die is rolled 36 times. If there are 5 aces (one dot), that means the observed percentage of aces is about _____ standard errors ____ the expected value. Choose the answer that fills in both blanks correctly. Group of answer choices 3.9, below 2.1, above 1.7, above 0.4, below

A fair die is rolled 36 times. If there are 5 aces (one dot), that means the observed percentage of aces is about _ standard errors the expected value. Choose the answer that fills in both blanks correctly. Group of answer choices 3.9, below 2.1, above 1.7, above 0.4, below

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1.7, above

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