FOR ONE YEAR OLD FLOUNDER
mean, μ=125
standard deviation, σ = 18
And Anna caught a one year flounder that was 145 mm in length
thus, X= 145
z score, z = (x – μ) / σ
=(145-125) / 18
= 1.11
z score = 1.11
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