State, with an explanation, whether you would expect the following data set to b

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State, with an explanation, whether you would expect the following data set to be normally distributed The distances between the bull's-eye of a target and 100 darts thrown by an expert Choose the correct answer below. A. This data set is approximately normally distributed. On average, an expert will come very close to the burs-eye, which means that the distances will cluster around some small value. Bad shots and shots that are better than average will correspond to distances greater and smaller than the mean, O B. This data set is not normally distributed. Dart distance from the bull's-eye will likely have multiple peaks since there will be several clusters of darts in the C. This data set is not normally distributed. In this case, dart distance from the bull's-eye is completely random, so there is no symmetric bell-curve O D. This data set is not normally distributed. There are no genetic, environmental, or other factors that contribute to how the data values are spread. respectively same vicinity from the bull's-eye. distribution

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Option A is correct, The data set is normally distributed. On average , an expert will come very close to the bull's eye, which means that the distance will cluster around some small value. Bad shots and shots that are better than average will correspond to distance greater and smaller than the mean respectively.

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