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For a particular sample of 50 test scores on a psychology exam, the following results were obtained.
Mean- 78, Midrange- 72, Third quartile-94, Mode-84, Median-80, standard deviation-11, range-52, first quartile-68
What score was earned by more students than any other score and why ? ( 84 ? because it is the score that occurs most frequently ?)
How many students scored between 68 and 94 ?
What was the highest score ? (98?)
What was the lowest score ? (46?)
How many students score within the three standard deviations of the mean ?
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The solution contains the determination of number of students, highest and lowest score of students from a Normal distribution of scores using mean, median, range, quartile and standard deviation.
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Here it is given that
Mean- 78, Midrange- 72, Third quartile-94, Mode-84, Median-80,
standard deviation-11, range-52, first quartile-68
1. What score was earned by more students than any other score
and why ?
Ans: 84.
Mode is the value of the item which occurs more
frequently than any other items. Here 84 is the score that
occurs most frequently.
2.How many students scored between 68 and 94 ?
Ans. 25 students.
First quartile Q1 is ...
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