Annual Miles Driven The average miles driven annu- ally per licensed driver in the United States is approxi- mately 14,090 miles. If we assume a fairly mound- shaped distribution with a standard deviation of approximately 3500 miles, find the following: a. z score for 16,000 miles a)=.55 b. z score for 10,000 miles b)=-1.17 c. Number of miles corresponding to z scores of 1.6, -0.5, and 0.

Annual Miles Driven The average miles driven annu- ally per licensed driver in the United States is approxi- mately 14,090 miles. If we assume a fairly mound- shaped distribution with a standard deviation of approximately 3500 miles, find the following: a. z score for 16,000 miles a)=.55 b. z score for 10,000 miles b)=-1.17 c. Number of miles corresponding to z scores of 1.6, -0.5, and 0.

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