Z-scores and Extreme Scores
Please explain how I set up and solve this problem:
For each of the populations would a score of x= 50 be considered a central score (near the middle of the distribution) or an extreme score (far out of the tail of the distribution ) is this set up x-u/o?
For each of the populations would a score of x= 50 be considered a central score (near the middle of the distribution) or an extreme score (far out of the tail of the distribution ) is this set up x-u/o?
u=45 o= 10
u=45 o= 2
u= 90 o= 20
u= 60 o=20
u=45 o= 2
u= 90 o= 20
u= 60 o=20
If i have a problem that is a distribution with a mean of u=38 and a standard deviation of o=5 is transformed into a standardized distribution with u= 50 and o= 10. Now i need to find the new standardized score for each value from the original population. I have no clue how to set this up and solve it. Please explain in steps if possible.
original x= 39 transformed x=____
original x= 43 transformed x=____
original x= 35 transformed x=____
original x= 28 transformed x=____
original x= 43 transformed x=____
original x= 35 transformed x=____
original x= 28 transformed x=____
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