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19 March, 00:05

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 outliers

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  1. 19 March, 00:35
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    We have the mean (m) 128.5 and the standard deviation (sd) 8.2, we must calculate the value of z for each one and determine whether or not it is an outlier:

    z = (x - m) / sd

    In the first case x = 148:

    z = (148 - 128.5) / 8.2

    z = 2.37

    In the second case x = 102:

    z = (102 - 128.5) / 8.2

    z = - 3.23

    In the first case x = 152:

    z = (152 - 128.5) / 8.2

    z = 2.86

    The value of this is usually between - 3 and 3, therefore when x is 102 it goes outside the range of the value of z, which means that this is the outlier.
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