This week we were introduced to the \"normal curve,\" also knownas the bell curve. Many human factors are normally distributed, andyour task for this week's discussion is two describe two examplesfrom your own life. I'll start with my own example, which is theamount of sleep I get per night. My average is about 7 hours, andthe distribution of sleep time over many nights most likely has anormal distribution. Some nights I get less than 7 hours, somenights I get more. However, the frequency of data becomes less andless, the farther it is from 7. In other words, something like 10hours of sleep is extremely uncommon, as is only getting 4 hours.On the other hand, 6.5 hours is relatively common, as is 7.5. If Igraphed the amount of sleep I got over the last 100 nights, itwould approximate the shape of a bell curve.
So, what are two examples from your own life?
