The year Laura graduated college, the starting salaries of all entry-level software engineers in the United States had a mean of $57,000 and a standard deviation of $3700. That year, Laura got a job as an entry-level software engineer working for a firm in the United States. Her starting salary was $65,000. Find the z-score of Laura's starting salary relative to the starting salaries among all the entry-level software engineers in the United States for the year Laura graduated. Round your answer to two decimal places. Z= 0 X S

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