Observing the histogram, frequency proportions, and normal probability plot based on the data set, below, of weights of hummingb
irds (in grams) randomly selected from a population, we have a strong indication that the weights of the population of these hummingbirds from which these data were drawn are:
After plugging all those numbers into a calculator you can see that the graph isn't left skewed, making both "left skewed" and "all of the above" <em>not an answer.</em> "correlated with a second set of data" is also <em>wrong</em> since there was no second set of data given. That leaves you between "uniformly distributed" and "normally distributed" This graph doesn't show a uniformly distributed graph, which leaves you with the final answer, normally distributed.
Simple, 3 goes in to 9, 3 times. That would mean that to find the number of cherries, multiply 240 by 3. Greg needs 720 cherries for 9 perfect cherry pies.
