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Mathematics, 08.01.2021 17:00 charleneubah3902

The scholastic assessment test is standardized to be normally distributed with a mean μ=500 and a standard deviation σ=100. What percentage of SAT scores falls a. between 500 and 600
b. between 400 and 600
c. between 500 and 700
d. between 300 and 700
e. above 600
f. below 300

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