Your favorite statistics professor is starting up a UNO Genius Club, and you really want to get in. Everyone enrolled at UNO is eligible to take the qualifying exam and 8,647 students take the exam. You show up to take the test on a Sunday morning. Your professor announces on Monday that the distribution of scores was normal with a mean test score of 120 and a standard deviation of 14. Answer questions 24-28 using this information. What percentage of students scored above 112? **Don’t round z scores while calculating; round final answer to 2 decimals. 1) draw the normal curve, 2) plot the z-scores, and 3) shade in the area of interest.

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Your favorite statistics professor is starting up a UNO Genius Club, and you really want to get in. Everyone enrolled at UNO is eligible to take the qualifying exam and 8,647 students take the exam. You show up to take the test on a Sunday morning. Your professor announces on Monday that the distribution of scores was normal with a mean test score of 120 and a standard deviation of 14. Answer questions 24-28 using this information.

What percentage of students scored above 112?

**Don’t round z scores while calculating; round final answer to 2 decimals.

1) draw the normal curve, 2) plot the z-scores, and 3) shade in the area of interest.

 
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Step 1: Given:

Let, X: Test score of a student.

n = 8647

Mean = μ = 120 

Standard deviation = σ = 14

X ~ Normal (  μ = 120, σ = 14)

We have to find what percentage of students scored above 112.

Also,

1) Draw the normal curve 2) Plot the z-scores and 3) Shade in the area of interest.

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