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There are four distributions. Distribution #1 has μ = 13, σ = 4 Distribution #2 has...

  1. There are four distributions.

    Distribution #1 has μ = 13, σ = 4 Distribution #2 has μ = 18, σ = 2 Distribution #3 has μ = 13, σ = 2 Distribution #4 has μ = 18, σ = 4

    1. Compare distributions #1 and #3. Which distribution is widest? What information must you consider to make this determination? (or✓)

    2. Compare distributions #1 and #2. Which distribution is furthest to the right on the x-axis? What information must you consider to make this determination? (or✓)

    3. Which distribution is the widest AND furthest to the right on the x-axis? (or✓)

    4. Which distribution is the narrowest AND further to the left on the x-axis? (or✓)

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