22. A six-year study in a certain country found that birth weights of newborns were normally distributed, with a mean of 3758 grams and a standard deviation of 496 grams. What is the z-score for a newborn weighing 3000 grams? A)-1.5 B) -0.9 C)-1.7 D)-1.2

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22. A six-year study in a certain country found that birth weights of newborns were normally distributed,
with a mean of 3758 grams and a standard deviation of 496 grams. What is the z-score for a newborn
weighing 3000 grams?
A)-1.5
B) -0.9
C)-1.7
D)-1.2
Transcribed Image Text:22. A six-year study in a certain country found that birth weights of newborns were normally distributed, with a mean of 3758 grams and a standard deviation of 496 grams. What is the z-score for a newborn weighing 3000 grams? A)-1.5 B) -0.9 C)-1.7 D)-1.2
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