Let's think about the Normal distribution. This distribution arises naturally in many everyday situations. Why is that? It often can be used to model random error when aiming for some target--i.e. we typically get things close to what we're aiming at, and fewer results farther from what we aim at. For example, a dart board. If we were to analyze a game of darts, we'd probably find that most of the darts would cluster around the center bulls-eye. However, the farther from the center we go, the fewer darts you would see. Measuring the vertical distance from the bulls eye would probably be centered around 0. Initial Post: Think of another situation that you think might follow a normal distribution. In your initial post, include the following: 1. A description of a scenario or variable that you think would follow the normal distribution. Estimate the mean and the standard deviation of your distribution. 2. An explanation on what a normal distribution would look like in context