Question Completion QUESTION 24 Consider the following situation, and answer each of the following multiple-choice questions. Type your answer next to each question in the blank. Possible answers are: A-it increases; B-it decreases; C-it stays the same; D- there is not enough information to say for sure. There is no need to restate the question or to justify your answer. Situation: You have 1000 dats points, which are normally distributed with a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 50. All scores are integers. Then one new data point is added, which is far above, the top end of the distribution. (Thus, the new data point has the very highest score in the distribution, by a considerable margin.) A. When the new deta point is added, what happens to the sample size (N)? increases decreases slays the same not enough information QUESTION 25 Consider the following situation, and answer each of the following multiple-choice questions. Type your answer next to each question in the blank. Possible answers are: A-it increases; B -it decreases; C-it stays the same; D- there is not enough information to say for sure. There is no need to restate the question or to justify your answer. Situation: You have 1000 data points, which are normally distributed with a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 50. All scores are integers. Then one new data point is added, which is far above the top end of the distribution. (Thus, the new data point has the very highest score in the distribution, by a considerable margin.) B. When the new data point is added, what happens to the value of the mean? increases decreases stays the same not enough information QUESTION 26 Consider the following situation, and answer each of the following multiple-choice questions. Type your answer next to each question in the blank. Possible answers are: A- it increases; B it decreases; C-it stays the same; D- there is not enough information to say for sure. There is no need to restate the question or to justify your answer. Situation: You have 1000 data points, which are normally distributed with a mean of 500 and a standard deviation of 50. All scores are integers. Then one new data point is added, which is far above the top end of the distribution. (Thus, the new data point has the very highest score in the distribution, by a considerable margin.) C. When the new data point is added, what happens to the value of the mode? increases decreases stays the same