Amy scores an 82% on her math test with ms. smith. the average score for her class is a 75% with a standard deviation of 2%. amy’s friend karina is taking the same test with mr. adams. his class average is a 73% and a standard deviation of 3%. what is the lowest score karina needs to score higher than amy relative to the class distributions?

Assuming scores are normally distributed, a score of 82% on Ms. Smith's test corresponds to the -th percentile, i.e.

where is a random variable denoting scores on Ms. Smith's test.

Transform to , which follows the standard normal distribution:

which means Amy scored at the 99.98th percentile.

This makes it so that Karina needs to score on Mr. Adams' test so that

Their test scores have the same score computed above, so

so Karina needs to get a test score of at least 83.5%.

126 maybe. sorry