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Answer: No, New York students are not truly more nerdy than the California students.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of students in a group = 50
Mean score of New York psychology = 530
Mean score of California psychology = 515
Standard deviation = 80
So, we will find t-distribution first.

Let α = 5% = 0.05
So, 
Since t < t(critical value)
No, New York students are not truly more nerdy than the California students.
The horizontal distance will be found using the formula:
tan θ= opposite/adjacent
given that θ=52°
opposite= 12 yards
adjacent=x
hence
tan 52=12/x
x=12/tan 52
x=9.3754
the height is 9.375 yards
It will become 61
because anything above 0.5 rounds up