Problems 1 to 4:The marks achieved by Mikki in Mathematies, English and French, together with the mean and the standard deviation forcach subject, are given in the following table:Standarddevlation (g)10SubjectMark (X)Mean (u)MathematicsEnglishFrench6070527065601. Compute the percent of Mikki's Mathematics score. That is compule P(X s60).Circle your answer below.(a) P(Xs 60)-78.81%(b) P(Xs 60)-34.46%(e) P(X s 60)-88.49%(4) P(X s60)-50%(e) P(X s 60) -95.54%2. Compute the percent of Mikki's English score. That is compute P(X s 70).Circle your answer below.(a) P(Xs70)-65.54%(b) P(Xs70)-34.46%(c) P(X s70)-88.49%(d) P(Xs 70)-95.54%(e) P(Xs 70)-50%3. Compute the pervent of Mikki's French seore. That is compute P(XYs 65).Circle your answer below.(a) P(Xs65)-65.54%(b) P(Xs65)-96.16%(c) P(X s65)-88.49%(d) P(X s65)-34.46%(e) P(X s65)-50%4. Uae your answers frem Problem 1, 2. and 3, which of the following statemcats is conect?Circle your answer below.(a)Mikki's beat subject was Englisl. fullowed by French and the Mathemalies.(b)Mikki's best sulbject was Matheuatics followed by French and then English(e)Mikki's best suhect was Englishk followed by Mathenatcs and thien FrenchMikki's best sahjest was Freuch, follonwed by Mathanahes and then EngiskMikkiv best aulyect was French, followed by Englik and the Matlcmatics.(d):(e)

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Problems 1 to 4: The marks achieved by Mikki in Mathematies, English and French, together with the mean and the standard deviation for cach subject, are given in the following table: Standard Subject Mark (X) Mean () deviation () 10 Mathematics English 60 70 65 52 70 French 60 1. Compute the percent of Mikki's Mathematics score. That is compute P(Xs 60). Circle your answer below. (a) P(Xs 60)-78.81% (b) P(Xs 60)-34.46% (e) P(X s60)-8.49 % (4) P(X s60)-50% (e) P(X s 60)-95.54% 2. Compute the percent of Mikki's English score. That is compute P(X s70). Circle your anawer below. (a) P(Xs 70)-65.54 % (b) P(Xs 70)-34.46% (c) P(Xs70)-88.49% (d) P(X = 70)-95.54% (e) P(X s 70)-50% 3. Compute the percent of Mikki's French score. That is compute P(Ys 65). Circle your anwer below. (a) P(X s 65)-65.54% (b) P(Xs 65)-96.16% (c) P(X s65)-88.49% (d) P(X s65)-34.46% (e) P(X s65)-50%

Problems 1 to 4: The marks achieved by Mikki in Mathematies, English and French, together with the mean and the standard deviation for cach subject, are given in the following table: Standard Subject Mark (X) Mean () deviation () 10 Mathematics English 60 70 65 52 70 French 60 1. Compute the percent of Mikki's Mathematics score. That is compute P(Xs 60). Circle your answer below. (a) P(Xs 60)-78.81% (b) P(Xs 60)-34.46% (e) P(X s60)-8.49 % (4) P(X s60)-50% (e) P(X s 60)-95.54% 2. Compute the percent of Mikki's English score. That is compute P(X s70). Circle your anawer below. (a) P(Xs 70)-65.54 % (b) P(Xs 70)-34.46% (c) P(Xs70)-88.49% (d) P(X = 70)-95.54% (e) P(X s 70)-50% 3. Compute the percent of Mikki's French score. That is compute P(Ys 65). Circle your anwer below. (a) P(X s 65)-65.54% (b) P(Xs 65)-96.16% (c) P(X s65)-88.49% (d) P(X s65)-34.46% (e) P(X s65)-50%

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Problems 1 to 4:
The marks achieved by Mikki in Mathematies, English and French, together with the mean and the standard deviation for
cach subject, are given in the following table:
Standard
devlation (g)
10
Subject
Mark (X)
Mean (u)
Mathematics
English
French
60
70
52
70
65
60
1. Compute the percent of Mikki's Mathematics score. That is compule P(X s60).
Circle your answer below.
(a) P(Xs 60)-78.81%
(b) P(Xs 60)-34.46%
(e) P(X s 60)-88.49%
(4) P(X s60)-50%
(e) P(X s 60) -95.54%
2. Compute the percent of Mikki's English score. That is compute P(X s 70).
Circle your answer below.
(a) P(Xs70)-65.54%
(b) P(Xs70)-34.46%
(c) P(X s70)-88.49%
(d) P(Xs 70)-95.54%
(e) P(Xs 70)-50%
3. Compute the pervent of Mikki's French seore. That is compute P(XYs 65).
Circle your answer below.
(a) P(Xs65)-65.54%
(b) P(Xs65)-96.16%
(c) P(X s65)-88.49%
(d) P(X s65)-34.46%
(e) P(X s65)-50%
4. Uae your answers frem Problem 1, 2. and 3, which of the following statemcats is conect?
Circle your answer below.
(a)
Mikki's beat subject was Englisl. fullowed by French and the Mathemalies.
(b)
Mikki's best sulbject was Matheuatics followed by French and then English
(e)
Mikki's best suhect was Englishk followed by Mathenatcs and thien French
Mikki's best sahjest was Freuch, follonwed by Mathanahes and then Engisk
Mikkiv best aulyect was French, followed by Englik and the Matlcmatics.
(d):
(e)

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