A) the Graph Can Represent a Normal Density Function

question 67

Multiple Choice

• A) The graph can represent a normal density function.
• B) The graph cannot represent a normal density function because it has no inflection points.
• C) The graph cannot represent a normal density function because its maximum value is too small.
• D) The graph cannot represent a normal density function because the area under the graph is less than 1.

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Definitions:

Trading Possibilities Curves

A graphical representation that shows the maximum amounts of goods that two countries can trade with each other, given their resources and technology.

Comparative Advantage

The skill of an entity—be it an individual, enterprise, or nation—to manufacture a product or deliver a service at a reduced opportunity cost than that of its competitors.

Production Possibilities

The various combinations of goods and services that an economy can produce, given its technological capabilities and available resources.

Comparative Advantage

The ability of an individual, firm, or country to produce a good or service at a lower opportunity cost than competitors, leading to specialized production and trade benefits.