- Visual Representations:
- Include a graph of a normal distribution curve to visually represent the bell-shaped curve.
- Consider creating histograms or charts to demonstrate how real datasets may approximate a normal distribution.
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Election Poll Statistics Example 1336 Statistics & Excel
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