Answer:
A <u>z-score</u> indicates how far an individual raw score falls from the mean of a distribution; the <u>standard deviation</u> indicates how the scores in general scatter around the mean.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given an incomplete statement. We are supposed to complete the given statement.
We know that z-score of a data set indicates that a sample score or raw score is how many standard deviation away from the mean. Z-score indicates the distance of a raw score is above or below mean in units.
Therefore, the correct word for 1st blank would be "z-score".
We also know that standard deviation represents the variation of a data set. It tells that data points of a data set are how much close or away from mean of the data set.
Therefore, the correct word for 2nd blank would be "standard deviation".
Well, from looking at the numbers listed, they’re all multiplied by -2, (negative two) and so on, as you go through the number sequence.
The x becomes negative because the negative sign at the start of the parenthesis distributes to everything inside parenthesis so x becomes -x and the double negative becomes +6 so that is why
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
8*3 is 24 and you cannot add another 8 after that
