Alpha emission in an atom reduces its atomic number by two. An alpha particle is actually the nucleus of a helium-4 atom.   In alpha decay, atomic number decreases by 2, and atomic mass decreases by 4.  .   An alpha particle is two protons and two neutrons, this is the same as a helium nucleus.
On most PraxisÂ® tests, each selected-response question answered. correctly is worth one raw point, and your total raw score is the. number of questions answered correctly on the full test. Selected-. response questions are scored by computer.
Z score and T score are used in statistics and are referred to as standard scores. They indicate how many SD an observation in a data is above or below the mean. Most commonly used in a z-test, z-score is similar to T score for a population. It is similarities between the two tests that confuse students. score and T score are used in statistics and are referred to as standard scores. They indicate how many SD an observation in a data is above or below the mean. Most commonly used in a z-test, z-score is similar to T score for a population. It is similarities between the two tests that confuse students.