A normal distribution, also known as Gaussian or Gauss distribution, is the most significant probability distribution method in statistics. It fits many naturally occurring phenomena. Normal distribution usage is common in natural and social sciences. It is significant because of the Central Limit Theorem (CLT). CLT states that averages derived from independent, uniformly distributed random variables seem to constitute normal distributions. It is irrespective of the nature of distributions from which they are sampled. The bell-shaped curve can be observed everywhere in statistical reports. One can observe it in sample analysis, quality management and resource allocation.
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