One Difference Between Frequency Distributions and Normal Distributions Is That

question 35

Multiple Choice

One difference between frequency distributions and normal distributions is that ______.

• A) frequency distributions represent populations; normal distributions represent samples
• B) frequency distributions are hypothetical; normal distributions are based on actual data
• C) only normal distributions are based on mathematical formulas
• D) frequency distributions consist of a greater number of scores than normal distributions

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Definitions:

Percentage Of Sales

Percentage of sales refers to key financial ratios or metrics expressed as a proportion of a company's sales, used for analysis or planning.

Percentage Of Sales

A financial ratio that compares a particular expense or income to the total sales, expressing the result as a percentage to analyze trends or performance.

Margin Of Safety

The difference between actual or projected sales and the break-even point, usually expressed in percentage terms, indicating the buffer against a loss.

Operating Leverage

The degree to which a firm can use fixed operating costs to magnify the effects of changes in revenue on its operating income.