the SAT was recently given at mcdowell high school. joe scored a 288 on a math section which is 2 standard deviations below the mean. jon scored a 633 on the math section which is a 1 standard deviation above the mean. what are the mean and standard deviation for the math section of the sat?
Let \(\mu\) be the mean and \(\sigma\) the standard deviation.
Joe's score tells you that \(\dfrac{288-\mu}\sigma=-2\), while Jon's score says \(\dfrac{633-\mu}\sigma=1\). Solve this to get \(\mu=518\) and \(\sigma=115\).
The mean and standard deviation for the math section of the sat are 518 and 115
Let u be the mean and a the standard deviation.
Joe's score tells you that, \(\frac{288-u}{a} =-2\)
While Jon's score says that, \(\frac{633-u}{a} = 1\)
Solve
288 - u / a = -2 ..1
633 - u / a = 1 ..2
By subtracting 1 and 2 we get
u = 518
a= 115
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