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Section	Mean	Standard Deviation
English	20.3	6.8
Math	20.7	5.4
Reading	21.4	6.5
Science	20.9	5.5
STEM	21.0	5.2

Aisha and Amber both took the ACT on the same day. They both earned a 27, but in different sections. Aisha had a 27 on her Science, but Amber had a 27 on her Math. Which of the girls did better with respect to the other students who took that section?

Aisha's z-score: z =

Amber's z-score: z =

Who did better?

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