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    This document provides an example of how to calculate percentile rank and z-scores based on a sample test score data set. It includes a table showing raw scores, frequencies, percentile ranks, and z-scores. It also shows an example calculation of a student's percentile score based on their raw score and the number of questions on the test.

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    This document provides an example of how to calculate percentile rank and z-scores based on a sample test score data set. It includes a table showing raw scores, frequencies, percentile ranks, and z-scores. It also shows an example calculation of a student's percentile score based on their raw score and the number of questions on the test.

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    This document provides an example of how to calculate percentile rank and z-scores based on a sample test score data set. It includes a table showing raw scores, frequencies, percentile ranks, and z-scores. It also shows an example calculation of a student's percentile score based on their raw score and the number of questions on the test.

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    TUTORIAL: EXERCISE 4

    a. Percentile rank = if the student got a score of 40 on this test (correctly


    answered 40 items), 78 percent of the people in the norm group correctly
    answer less than 40 items.
    z-score = When teachers convert raw score to z scores, they are giving equal
    weighs to each assignment, quiz and exam.
    X (raw f PR F(x) _ _2 _2 Z ETS
    score) (frequency) (x-x) (x-x) f (x-x)
    14 1 97.5 14 14-25.6= - 134.56 134.56 -2.45 255
    11.6
    21 1 97.5 21 21-25.5= - 21.16 21.16 -2.45 255
    4.6
    24 1 97.5 21 24-25.6= - 2.56 2.56 -2.46 254
    1.6
    25 2 95.0 50 25-25.6= - 0.36 0.72 -2.50 250
    0.6
    26 6 85.0 156 26-25.6= 0.16 0.96 2.50 750
    0.4
    27 5 87.5 135 27-25.6= 1.96 9.80 2.46 746
    1.4
    28 4 90.0 112 28-25.6= 5.76 23.04 2.45 745
    2.4
    b. Table for answer (b)

    c. Hannah will have a percentile score of 90.0

    16+ ½ (4) = 18
    18/20 x 100
    = 90.0

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