Mathematics Advanced 11–12 – Year 12 · Random variables · The normal distribution · Topic: Data & statistics · Year 12
Identify the graph of the probability density function of a normal distribution, the normal curve, as an ‘ideal’ bell-shaped curve, symmetrical about its mean which is equal to its mode and median, and as having most values concentrated about the mean
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