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A math class's mean test score is 88.4. The standard deviation is 4.0. If Kimmie scored 85.9, what is her z-score

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kvv77 [185]1 year ago

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The z-score of Kimmie is -0.625

<h3>Calculating z-score</h3>

The formula for calculating the z-score is expressed as;

z = x-η/s

where

η is the mean

s is the standard deviation

x is the Kimmie score

Substitute the given parameter

z = 85.9-88.4/4.0

z = -2.5/4.0

z = -0.625

Hence the z-score of Kimmie is -0.625

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