The national average for the math portion of the College Board’s SAT is 513 with a standard deviation of 84. The median is 513.
The SAT math score data has a _____ distribution because the mean is _______the median. Therefore, the ______ rule predicts that ____of this data should lie between 429 and 597 because these points are +/-______ standard deviation(s) away from the mean.
Solution :
Given that ,
mean = = 513
standard deviation = = 84
median = 513
The SAT math score data has a normal distribution because the mean is equal to the median.
(429 - 513) / 84 = -84 / 84 = -1
(597 - 513) / 84 = 84 / 84 = 1
Therefore, the Empirical rule predicts that 68% of this data should lie between 429 and 597 because
these points are +/-1 standard deviation(s) away from the mean
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