Instructions
Write down the equation "z = (x -- µ) / σ" on a piece of paper. In this equation, the letter "z" represents the resulting z-score. The letter "x" represents the raw score. The symbol "µ" represents the mean of the population. And the symbol "σ" represents the standard deviation. Make a note for the variables to use in the equation.
Insert 115 for "x," 100 for "µ" and 15 for "σ" in the equation. You now have an equation that appears as "z = (115 -- 100) / 15."
Subtract 115 from 100 which equals "15." Now divide 15 by 15 for a result of 1. This is the z-score for the equation.