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Which statement does not describe a normal distribution? A. The distribution can have two modes. B. Most of the observations are near the mean. C. The number of observations tra…

Which statement does not describe a normal distribution? A. The distribution can have two modes. B. Most of the observations are near the mean. C. The number of observations tra…
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Which statement does not describe a normal distribution?

A. The distribution can have two modes.
B. Most of the observations are near the mean.
C. The number of observations trails off as you move away from the
mean.
D. The median and mean are equal.

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A .the distribution observation can have two modes

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