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Leto [7]
3 years ago
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(b) The mean score for a class sitting a Physics test is 46, with stan- dard deviation of 4. The mean score for the same class i

n a Chem- istry test is 77, with standard deviation of 9. Each set of scores is normally distributed. Which is more likely: a student gets over 90 on the Chemistry test, or over 52 on the Physics test? [7 marks
Mathematics
1 answer:
daser333 [38]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let X be the mean score for physics test, and Y be the mean score for Chemistry test

Given that X is normal N(46,4)

Y is N(77,9)

when y>52 and x >90 to compare we have to convert these into corresponding Z scores

x>52⇒z>\frac{52-46}{4} \\z>1.5

For y>90, \\Z>\frac{90-77}{9} =1.444

Since Z>1.444 has more area than z>1.5 we find that it is more likely that

a student gets over 90 on the Chemistry test

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