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A class had a quiz where scores ranged from 0 to 10.N(s) models the number of students whose score on the quiz was s.What does the statement N(8) > N(5) mean?Group of answer choicesA score of 8 is greater than a score of 5.There are more students who scored 8 than students who scored 5.There are 8 students who scored higher than 5.

A class had a quiz where scores ranged from 0 to 10Ns models the number of students whose score on the quiz was sWhat does the statement N8 gt N5 meanGroup of a class=

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The expression N(s) models the number of students that got a score "s" on the quiz.

Then the expression N(8) represents the number of students that scored 8 on the quiz.

And N(5) represents the number of students that scored 5 on the quiz.

[tex]N(8)>N(5)[/tex]

Can be read as: "The number of students whose score on the quiz was 8 is greater than the number of students whose score on the quiz was 5"

Therefore, you can conclude that there were more students who scored 8 than students who scored 5. (option 2)

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