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Discuss two variables related to your work (or the type of work you hope to do after your graduation) for which data for the general population, when plotted, would take on the shape of the normal distribution. Make sure to provide enough detail so that others can understand and evaluate your response.

(I want to be a probation officer as my job)

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This solution discusses variables related to work that when plotted for the general population, will take the shape of a normal distribution. The explanation is given in 103 words.

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Problem: Discuss two variables related to your work (or the type of work you hope to do after your graduation) for which data for the general population, when plotted, would take on the shape of the normal distribution. Make sure ...

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