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QUESTION 36 Suppose the mean SAT score for a certain year was 1060 with a standard...

QUESTION 36

  1. Suppose the mean SAT score for a certain year was 1060 with a standard deviation of 194. Jill scored a 1100 on the SAT. How many standard deviations above the mean was Jill?

    A.

    194
    B.

    40
    C.

    1
    D.

    0.21
    E.

    21

    QUESTION 37

  2. Suppose the mean SAT score for a certain year was 1060 with a standard deviation of 194. Jesse scored a 900 on the SAT. How many points below the mean was Jesse?

    A.

    706
    B.

    160
    C.

    194
    D.

    82
    E.

    140

    QUESTION 38

  3. Suppose the mean SAT score for a certain year was 1060 with a standard deviation of 194. Jesse scored a 900 on the SAT. How many standard deviations below the mean was Jesse?

    A.

    706
    B.

    160
    C.

    82
    D.

    0.82
    E.

    194
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