In a given normal distribution, the population mean is 80 and the population standard deviation is 2.5. Find the corresponding standard z – score of the following values.
We can find z-score using this formula:
"Z=\\frac{X-\\mu}{\\sigma}"
where X is observed value, "\\mu" is mean of the sample, "\\sigma" is the standard deviation.
We have: "\\mu=80, \\sigma=2.5"
So, z-value: "Z=\\frac{X-80}{2.5}"
There is no X value in this problem, so you should just substitute X for your value and calculate z-score.
For example, if X=84, z-score is "Z=\\frac {84-80}{2.5}=1.6"
Comments
Leave a comment