[Solved] For child K7, in Classroom B, who has a raw score of 44, what proportion of children would be expected to score above 44, based upon the other
Question: For child K7, in Classroom B, who has a raw score of 44, what proportion of children would be expected to score above 44, based upon the other scores of the children in Classroom B? 10 points
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