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".
Answer: It will not be spread out horizontally across the entire coordinate
plane because in Step 2, Jacob plotted Fahrenheit instead of Celsius on
the x-axis.
Jacob confused the values, the first coordinate of the ordered pairs (which corresponds to the x-axis) is in Celsius and he used it as Farenheit.
The correct answer is C !
LCD(34, 45, 23) = LCM(4, 5, 3) = 22×3×5 = 60
34 = 4560
45 = 4860
23 = 4060
