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The manager went over the sales of mobile phones at the store and found that the mean sale was 45, with a standard deviation of 4. On a particular day, 52 mobile phones were sold. What is the z-scor ... e of the sale of mobile phones on that day? -28 28 1.75 -1.75 RATIONALE Recall that the z-score can be calculated with the following formula: The given value is 52 phones, the mean is 45 phones, and the standard deviation is 4 phones. Plug these values in to get the following z-score: This also tells us that 52 is 1.75 z-scores or standard deviations above the mean. CONCEPT Standard Scores and Z-Scores I need help with this question 2 In a poll of 300 preschoolers, 125 said they preferred chocolate ice cream, 71 said they preferred vanilla, 100 said they preferred cookies & cream, and 4 said they had never eaten ice cream. If a pie chart were to be made showing the preference for each flavor, the central angle for the chocolate ice cream sector would be __________. 41° 5° 150° 124° RATIONALE Recall that to get the angle for something in a pie chart we use the following formula: So in this case, the central angle for the chocolate ice cream sector would be: CONCEPT Bar Graphs and Pie Charts I need help with this question 3 open parentheses fraction numerator v a l u e over denominator t o t a l space v a l u e end fraction close parentheses times 360 degree The first quartile (Q1) value from the above box plot is __________. 47 40 65 54 RATIONALE Note the value for Q1 is the left edge of the box, which is 47. CONCEPT Five Number Summary and Boxplots I need help with this question 4 Select the statement that accurately describes unimodal distribution. A distribution in which two distinct values are more frequent than the other values. A distribution in which the values are distributed uniformly. A distribution in which one value is more frequent than other values. A distribution in which numerous values are more frequent than other values. [Show More]

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