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    The document provides examples of calculating z-scores based on given data about students' test scores and heights. It asks the reader to calculate z-scores based on means, standard deviations, and individual data points. It also asks the reader to identify data values that correspond to specific percentiles based on a set of numerical data.

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    The document provides examples of calculating z-scores based on given data about students' test scores and heights. It asks the reader to calculate z-scores based on means, standard deviations, and individual data points. It also asks the reader to identify data values that correspond to specific percentiles based on a set of numerical data.

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    MEASURES OF RELATIVE POSITION

    1. The heights of a group of students have a mean of 65 inches and a standard


    deviation of 3 inches. If John’s height is 68 inches, what is his z-score?

    2. In a class of 30 students, Sarah scored 85 on her math test. If the mean score is 78
    and the standard deviation is 5, what is Sarah’s z-score?

    3. A group of students took a spelling test, and the average score is 75 with a standard
    deviation of 5. If Alex scored 80 on the test, what is his z-score?

    For numbers 4- 5: Given the numerical data below, what data value lies at the following
    percentile?
    1 1 3 5 6
    7
    9 11 14 19 23
    24
    25 27 34 39 40 41

    4. 40th percentile 5. 55th percentile

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