Question

Help on this data question please will medal

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

Hm

Answer 3

Hi my love =)

Answer 4

I will try to explain it as best I can

most events that occur randomly in nature are normally distributed (height, weight, IQ, hours of sleep per night, etc.)

Answer 5

for most of these, you would expect an "average" value (ex. on average, the archer is ___ meters from the target, but will very rarely hit EXACTLY in the middle or VERY off)

this distribution looks like a bell

Answer 6

I believe all of them follow this same logic, except C (which is binomial since there are only two outcomes and a fixed probability for each outcome)

Answer 7

so I would pick ABDE

Answer 8

tldr; for a normal distribution the data tends to cluster around a mean and get more sparse as you go farther from the mean

I hope this all makes sense

Answer 9

there is a small chance that C could be correct under certain circumstances/definitions so if ABDE is incorrect I would then guess ABCDE

Answer 10

So to sum it all up it is basically a choice that is by chance?

Answer 11

Thank you darling

Answer 12

sort of yeah

Answer 13

I could probably find a good source on the internet for the actual definition of normal distribution