A) the average height of sunflowers in a field is 64 inches with a standard deviation of 3.5 inches. describe a normal curve for the distribution, including the values on the horizontal axis at one, two, and three standard deviations from the mean.
b) if there are 3,000 plants in the field, approximately how many will be taller than 71 inches?
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a) The graph of a normal curve with a mean of 64" and a standard deviation of 3.5" is a bell-shaped curve with its    

     maximum value at x = 64.

Important points:  

     mean - 3 deviations:     64 - 3(3.5)  =  64 - 10.5   =  53.5     

     mean - 2 deviations:      64 - 2(3.5)  =  64 - 7       =  57

     mean - 1 deviation:        64 - 3.5                           =  60.5

     mean:                                                                    =  64

     mean + 1 deviation:       64 + 3.5                           =  67.5  

     mean + 2 deviations:     64 + 2(3.5)  =  64 + 7       =  71           

     mean + 3 deviations:     64 + 3(3.5)  =  64 + 10.5  =  74.5  

b)  If there are 3000 plants, approximately how many will be taller than 71"?

     71"  is 2 standard deviations above the mean. The region between two standard deviations below the mean and two        standard deviations holds approximately 95% of the plants.

     Therefore there will be approximately 5% of the plants divided equally between being taller than two standard              

     deviations above the mean and being shorter than two standard deviations below the mean. Thus, there will be  

     approximately  2.5% of the plants taller than 71":  0.025 x 3000  =  75 plants.

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in mathematics, a function is a relationship between two variables such that the value of one of the variables, called the dependent variable, is determined by the value of the other variable, called the independent variable. there is a specific term we use to describe the set of independent variables of a function.