Mathematics, 11.03.2021 23:00 cameronbeaugh

Some politicians use a number of complex words in their speeches (e. g. egregious, ubiquitous, etc.), while other politicians use far simpler words (e. g. great, big, etc.). Using your knowledge of z-scores, answer this question: Which politician is trying to present themselves as being more standard deviations above the mean when it comes to language ability? Which politician is probably going to reach a larger target audience? Why?

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