Construct a histogram from the frequency distribution. Does the result appear to approximate a normal distribution? Why or why not?A) no, the voltage does not appear to follow a normal distribution, instead of being concentrated near the middle B) yes, the voltage appears to follow a normal distribution, the value appears to be even C) yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution, the value is not concentrated near the end D)no, the voltage do not appear to follow a normal distribution, instead of being concentrated near the end Construct a histogram from the frequency distribution. Does the result appear to approximate anormal distribution? Why or why not?Voltage (Volt)Frequency123.3-123.410123.5-123.69123.7-123.810123.9-124.010124.1-124.2140(1 point)Yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution; the values are not concentrated near theends of the distribution.No, the voltages do not appear to follow a normal distribution; instead of being concentrated near themiddle of the distribution, the values appear to be rather evenly distributed.No, the voltages do not appear to follow a normal distribution; instead of being concentrated near theends of the distribution, the values appear to be rather evenly distributed.Yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution; the values appear to be rather evenlydistributed. Voltage (Volt)Frequency123.3-123.410123.5-12369123.7-123.810123.9-124.010124.1-124.214040

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Construct a histogram from the frequency distribution. Does the result appear to approximate a normal distribution? Why or why not? A) no, the voltage does not appear to follow a normal distribution, instead of being concentrated near the middle B) yes, the voltage appears to follow a normal distribution, the value appears to be even C) yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution, the value is not concentrated near the end D)no, the voltage do not appear to follow a normal distribution, instead of being concentrated near the end

Construct a histogram from the frequency distribution. Does the result appear to approximate a
normal distribution? Why or why not?
Voltage (Volt)
Frequency
123.3-123.4
10
123.5-123.6
9
123.7-123.8
10
123.9-124.0
10
124.1-124.2
1
40
(1 point)
Yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution; the values are not concentrated near the
ends of the distribution.
No, the voltages do not appear to follow a normal distribution; instead of being concentrated near the
middle of the distribution, the values appear to be rather evenly distributed.
No, the voltages do not appear to follow a normal distribution; instead of being concentrated near the
ends of the distribution, the values appear to be rather evenly distributed.
Yes, the voltages appear to follow a normal distribution; the values appear to be rather evenly
distributed.

Voltage (Volt)
Frequency
123.3-123.4
10
123.5-1236
9
123.7-123.8
10
123.9-124.0
10
124.1-124.2
1
40
40

Features Features Normal distribution is characterized by two parameters, mean (µ) and standard deviation (σ). When graphed, the mean represents the center of the bell curve and the graph is perfectly symmetric about the center. The mean, median, and mode are all equal for a normal distribution. The standard deviation measures the data's spread from the center. The higher the standard deviation, the more the data is spread out and the flatter the bell curve looks. Variance is another commonly used measure of the spread of the distribution and is equal to the square of the standard deviation.

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