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Test: AP Statistics
1. | There are four suspects in a police line-up, and one of them committed a robbery. The suspect is described as "abnormally tall". In this case, "abnormally" refers to a height at least two standard deviations away from the average height. Their heights are converted into the following z-scores: Suspect 1: 2.3 Suspect 2: 1.2 Suspect 3: 0.2 Suspect 4: -1.2. Which of the following suspects committed the crime? |
Suspect 2
Suspect 4
Suspect 1
Suspect 3
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