
Jon S. answered 02/04/22
Patient and Knowledgeable Math and English Tutor
Use the normalized value for the rating:
z = (x - mean)/SD, were x is the range, mean is the mean rating, SD is the standard deviation of the rating and z is the normalized value.
For the 33rd percentile, the z score is -0.44 and the rating is 6.775. plugging those values into the z equation above:
-0.44 = (6.775 - mean)/SD
-0.44*SD = 6.775 - mean
mean - 0.44*SD = 6.7775
For the 65th percentile, the z-score is 0.385 and the rating is 7.394. plugging those values into the z equation above:
0.385 = (7.394 - mean)/SD
0.385 * SD = 7.394 - mean
mean + 0.385 * SD = 7.394
We now have two equations in two unknowns and can solve for mean and SD.