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You take the SAT and score 1100. The mean score for the SAT is 1026 and the standard deviation is 209. How well did you score on the test compared to the average test taker?
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Step 1: write your X-value into the z-score equation. For this sample question the X-value is your SAT score, 1100. $$Z = {1100 - \mu \over \sigma}$$
Step 2: write the mean, \mu, into the z-score equation. $$Z = {1100 - 1026 \over \sigma}$$
Step 3: write the standard deviation, \sigma into the z-score equation. $$Z = {1100 - 1026 \over 209}$$
Step 4: calculate the answer using a calculator: $$Z = {1100 - 1026 \over 209} = .354$$
This means that your score was .354 standard deviations above the mean.
You take the SAT and score 1100. The mean score for the SAT is 1026 and the standard deviation is 209. How well did you score on the test compared to the average test taker?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: