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A The population mean score was 3.0
B The population mean score was 2.8
C The pop percentage of students who scored a 3 or higher is 60%
D 52% of question 3 instead of 60%
E 40% of question 3 instead of 60%
F 68% of question 3 instead of 60%ā
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