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A SAMPLE consists of the following: N=3 scores: 0, 4, 12 Find M (mean), SS (sum...

A SAMPLE consists of the following: N=3 scores: 0, 4, 12

Find M (mean), SS (sum of squares), s2 (variance), and s (standard deviation)

Find the z scores for each score in the sample

Transform the original sample into a new sample with a mean of M= 50, and s=10

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