Answer:
1 mile = 15 seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
3 minutes and 15 seconds = 3 min + 15 sec
1 minute = 60 seconds
15 seconds =15/60 = 0,25 min
then
3minutes and 15 seconds = 3.25 minutes
13miles in 3 minutes and 15 seconds
= 13 miles / 3.25 minutes
= 4 miles / 1 minute
every minute Jose ran 4 miles
then:
4 miles is a 1 minute
1 mile is a T minutes
T = 1*1/4
T = 1/4 minute
1 minute = 60 secomds
1/4 minute = 60*1/4 = 60/4 = 15 seconds
0.004 is the probability of getting exactly 0 tails :)
To get the z-value of the scores of the four students, we are going to use the formula for standard score or z-score. It is score minus the mean score, then divided by standard deviation.
z= Score (X)-Mean / SD
To find the z-value of each score, we have to use a Z table. Using the z-score, we are to look first at the y-axis of the table which will highlight the first two digits of the z-score. Then, the x-axis for the second decimal place of the z-score.
You can use this as reference for the z-table: http://www.stat.ufl.edu/~athienit/Tables/Ztable.pdf
Mean= 500SD= 100Scores= 560, 450, 640, 530
For the student who scored 560,z= X-Mean / SDz= 560-500 / 100z= 60 / 100z= 0.6
The score is 0.6 standard deviation above the mean. The z-value is 0.7257 or 72.57%.
For the student who scored 450,z= X-Mean / SDz= 450-500 / 100z= -50 / 100z= -0.5
The score is -0.5 standard deviation above the mean. The z-value is 0.3085 or 30.85%.
For the student who scored 640,z= X-Mean / SDz= 640-500 / 100z= 140 / 100z= 1.4
The score is 1.4 standard deviation above the mean. The z-value is 0.9192 or 91.92%.
For the student who scored 530,z= X-Mean / SDz= 530-500 / 100z= 30 / 100z= 0.3
The score is 0.3 standard deviation above the mean. The z-value is 0.6179 or 61.79%.
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