Question

1. if deanna completed this mathematics test and you learn that her score is at the 95th percentile, what exactly does that mean? in other words, how should “at the 95th percentile” be interpreted?

Explanation:

The 95th percentile means that Deanna's score is higher than 95% of the scores of the other test - takers. In a set of data (test scores in this case), when we say a value is at the 95th percentile, we are indicating that 95% of the data values are less than or equal to that value.

Answer:

Deanna's score is higher than 95% of the scores of the other people who took the test.