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katen-ka-za [31]
2 years ago
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Test Scores Find the percentile rank for each test score in the data set. Round to the nearest whole percentile.

Mathematics
1 answer:
photoshop1234 [79]2 years ago
7 0

The percentile rank for 10 will be 10th.

<h3>What is percentile rank?</h3>

The percentile rank of a particular score in statistics refers to the percentage of scores in the frequency distribution that are smaller than that score.

Percentile rank = [(Number of values below x) + 0.5]/ total number of values * 100

For 10,

Percentile rank = {[0 + 0.5]/5} x 100 = 10th

For 15,

Percentile rank = ([1 + 0.5]/5) x 100 = 30st

For 19,

Percentile rank = [2 + 0.5]/5 x  100 = 50th

For 23,

Percentile rank = [3 + 0.5]/5  x  100 = 70th

For 30,

Percentile rank = [4 + 0.5]/ 5  x 100 = 90th

The percentile rank for 10 will be 10th.

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