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Is the 69th percentile good on a bmi calculator?
Yes the 69th percentile result is considered in the healthy range.
Is 61-70 the 75th percentile out of 100?
Oh honey, bless your heart. The 75th percentile means that 75% of the data falls below that number. So, if you have 100 data points, the 75th percentile would actually be the 75th number in order. In this case, 61-70 would be the 70th percentile, not the 75th.
Does a negative z score always yield a negative percentile?
A percentile is always between 0% and 100%, never negative.
Can percentile rank be in decimal?
No
What is zero to the 10th power?
Zero to the 10th power is 0. Zero to any power will always be 0.
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