yes because when filling in the unknown (3*2-4=2) gets you the answer of 2.
It’s b since 3% times 250 equals 7.4 and 7.4 times 14 equals 105 so you add 105 to 250 and you get 355
<span>Frieda's weight is 1 Standard Deviation above the meanwhile her height is less than 1 Standard Deviation away from the mean. This means her height is closer to the mean than her weight.
As a result, we would say that her weight is definitely more unusual than her height because her weight is more standard deviations away from the mean.
Therefore,
</span><span>in relative terms, it is correct to say that:</span> Frieda's height is more unusual than her weight.
If you pick only positive numbers, the absolute value will have no effect, and the original set and the set of the absolute value will be exactly the same:
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