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please help
whats ure question
whats the answer i dont understand how to do the question
The table below shows the number of citizens in four towns with heights in various ranges. The heights of the citizens in which town represent an extreme distribution?
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dont know sry
ok do you know some one who does?
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never heard of an 'extreme' distribution. how does your material define it?
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it doesnt
it has to, they cant ask you a question about something that they dont cover.
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hmmm, cant say ive ever come across it before, but lets see if we can fit one of these to the information
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i got it it was B but thanks for the help
i was leaning towards B as well. its the only one that keeps rising in value.
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