Multiple Choice
Consider two normal distributions. Normal Distribution A has = 50 and s = 4. Normal Distribution B has
= 15 and s = 2. How does the total area under the curve differ between Distribution A and Distribution B when we move from the mean to +1 standard deviation along the curve's horizontal axis (abscissa) ?
A) The area is half as large for Distribution A compared to Distribution B.
B) The area under the curve is equal for Distribution A and Distribution B.
C) The area is twice as big for Distribution A compared to Distribution B.
D) The area is four times as big for Distribution A compared to Distribution B.
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