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The distribution of profits of a company is a bell shaped frequency curve. Why??


Jaswanth P

Jaswanth P

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02-Sep-22 15:21

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Where is this given - pls share the source


Sriram Somayajula

Sriram Somayajula

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03-Sep-22 17:11

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Where is this given - pls share the source

Here, sr

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Jaswanth P

Jaswanth P

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03-Sep-22 17:13

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Jaswanth P

Here, sr

Large amounts of data, example ages of all people on earth ( or a country or a state) , weights of a lot of people, profits of 1000s companies, heights of a lot of people, the return on stock market when computed for every second, etc all these kinds of data typically follow the bell distribution. i.e a lot of people will be closer to average of the entire data set and the share of the curve will be like a bell. This is an observed fact. Large amounts of independent data will usually be in this form


Sriram Somayajula

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03-Sep-22 17:19

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