NOTE: This problem has many steps. You are asked to enter intermediate values in the process. These answers will require a fixed number of decimal points. However, you MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER that you are not using the rounded numbers in your future calculations. The only exception to this is that you may use z-scores rounded to three decimal places (of course, you also may use the unrounded version as well). In a certain school district in a large metropolitan area, the SAT scores over that past five years are normally distributed with a mean of 1458. Furthermore, P10 is 1065. For a normal distribution, what is the z-score for the 10-th percentile? z = (Enter answer rounded to three decimal places.) Using this information, what is the standard deviation of this population of SAT scores? sigma = (Enter answer rounded to the nearest whole number.) For a normal distribution, what is the z-score for the 99-th percentile? z = (Enter answer rounded to three decimal places.) Now, use all of the information to determine what the Pgg score is for this population? P99 =