Question #119201
The average mark of candidates in an aptitude test was 128.5 with a standard deviation of 8.2. Three scores extracted from the test are; 148, 102, 152. What is the average of the extracted scores that are extreme values (outliers)?
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2020-06-02T18:29:03-0400

Any value outside two standard deviations of the mean is considered an outlier128.5+2(8.2)=144.9,128.52(8.2)=112.1the range of two standard deviation of the mean is (112.1,144.9)So all the values are outliers.the average of the extracted scores that are extreme values (outliers)=148+102+1523=134\text{Any value outside two standard deviations}\\ \text{ of the mean is considered an outlier}\\ 128.5+2(8.2)=144.9,\\ 128.5-2(8.2)=112.1\\ \text{the range of two standard deviation}\\ \text{ of the mean is (112.1,144.9)}\\ \text{So all the values are outliers.}\\ \text{the average of the extracted scores that }\\ \text{are extreme values (outliers)} \\=\frac{148+102+152}{3}=134


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