Answer:
The fraction or percentage of the applicants that we would expect to have a score of 400 or above is 77.34%
Step-by-step explanation:
Scores are normally distributed with a mean of 460 and a standard deviation of 80. For a value x, the associated z-score is computed as
, therefore, the z-score for 400 is given by
. To compute the fraction of the applicants that we would expect to have a score of 400 or above, we should compute the probability P(Z > -0.75) = 0.7734, i.e., the fraction or percentage of the applicants that we would expect to have a score of 400 or above is 77.34%
Answer: The answer is 10 students.
Step-by-step explanation: Well first you know 15 take both so you can just subtract 15 from one of the numbers because the same student does not need to be counted twice. I chose to do 35-15 which equals 20. Then you do 60+20 to get 80. Lastly you subtract 80 from 90 to get 10.
I'm gonna go ahead and say I may not be correct because I don't know everything, but I answered to my best ability and got 10.
Answer:
y = 6,350 + 392x
Step-by-step explanation: