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The average math score on the SAT in 2002 was 516 with a standard deviation of 90. Approximately 15.87% of students scored above 600. Only 2.14% of students who took the SAT in 2002 scored 700 or higher, meeting the eligibility cutoff for an elite technical college requiring a minimum math score of 700.

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3. The average score on the math portion of the SAR was 516 in 2002. Suppose that the math scores of all students taking the SAT in 2002 were normally distributed with a mean of 516 and a standard deviation of 90 . i. What percentage of the students scored higher than 600 on this exam? [4] ii. An elite technical college requires a student's math SAT score to be 700 or higher to be considered for admission. What percentage of the students who look the SAT in 2002are eligible for consideration by this college? [4]

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