The question is not influenced by the fact that it's about intelligence - standard deviation is a way of describing data and it's the same for all kinds of data.
So in general, one standard deviation away from the mean in both directions encompases around 66% of the cases - so here it would be 66% of children.
Additionally, 95% of all children should lie withing two standard deviations - so two standard deviations below or above the average.
Y=In(x)-5
hopefully it’s right :)
IsTeenager = ( ( kidAge >= 13 ) && ( kidAge <= 19 ) ) ? true : false;
Another way:
if( ( kidAge >= 13 ) && ( kidAge <= 19 ) )
isTeenager = true;
else
isTeenager = false;
<span>when you use the radial gradient fill it gives it a look like a shine on them. </span>
