In: Statistics and Probability
Which mean, standard deviation, and x-value set corresponds to a z-score of -2?
a.) x-value = 35 mean = 21 standard deviation = 7
b.) x-value = 80 mean = 90 standard deviation = 10
c.) x-value = 50 mean = 60 standard deviation = 5
d.) x-value = 89 mean = 80 standard deviation = 9
Answer:
Given that,
Which mean, standard deviation, and x-value set corresponds to a z-score of -2:
(a).
x-value = 35 mean = 21 standard deviation = 7:
We know that to find Z-score,
=P(Z < 2)
(b).
x-value = 80 mean = 90 standard deviation = 10:
We know that to find Z-score,
=P(Z < -1)
(c).
x-value = 50 mean = 60 standard deviation = 5:
We know that to find Z-score,
=P(Z < -2)
(d).
x-value = 89 mean = 80 standard deviation = 9:
We know that to find Z-score,
=P(Z < 1)
Answer: Option (c)
Therefore, x-value = 50 mean = 60 standard deviation = 5 set corresponds to a z-score of -2.