A normal distribution is projected as a bell shaped distribution with the area can be symmetrically divided into two. In this case, the problem says non-symmetric districution which would have to be a skewed distribution. This type of distribution has unequal areas of each side which can be left or right.
The correct answer is B. Privatization
Explanation:
The term "privatization" refers to the process that implies moving services or similar from public or government to the private section. This implies services formerly provided by the government are transferred to private businesses that are in charge of providing the same services. This occurs in sectors such as education or prison management in which the state decides to pay to private companies or entities to provide services that are in charge of the government. This term is the opposite of "nationalization" in which private services or sector become public. Considering this, the one that occurs when private businesses are allowed to supply services that government provided is privatization.
The Iroquois was a civilization of Indians located in present day New York that was a military confederacy built up of 5 nations. The Pueblo Indians were a group that lived in the Rio Grande Valley and traded from the Appalachians to the Rockies. The creeks and the Cherokee were Southeast Indian tribes located along the Atlantic. The Cherokee were located in present day Georgia. These Indians also had a major impact on the coming European settlers as well as other tribes in North America. The Cherokee and the Creek especially were important in welcoming refugees from tribes that had lost too many people to maintain their identity.
Cuba gained independence from Spain, <span>Philippines was annexed and war torn, and Hawaii eventually became a US state. </span>
The Battle of Tondibi was the decisive confrontation in Morocco's 16th-century invasion of the Songhai Empire. Moroccan forces under Judar Pasha defeated the Songhai Askia Ishaq II, guaranteeing the Empire's downfall.
