) A population has M = 37 and SD =10. If this distribution is transformed into a new distribution with M + 100 and SD = 20, what new values will be obtained for each of the following scores? 47; 52; 57

) A population has M = 37 and SD =10. If this distribution is transformed into a new distribution with M + 100 and SD = 20, what new values will be obtained for each of the following scores? 47; 52; 57

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