CH 09 HW Working with Data: A Normal Distribution Curve for a Quantitative Trait 1 of 13 Review |Constants|Periodic Table Introduction This graph shows the distribution of men's heights in a single college class; notice that it takes the form of a normal ("bell") curve. Use the graph to answer the questions. A graph is with height on the x-axis and number of men on the y-axis. The graph forms a bell curve, with the range of heights in the class spanning from 5'3" to 6'5"; the largest group of men, about 15 individuals, is 5'10". Part A - Interpreting the graph Part complete What does the dotted red line that cuts through the highest point of the curve signify? the range of heights in this group of men the average (mean) height of men in the class the height of the majority of the men in the class the height of the tallest men in the class Previous Answers Correct In a normal distribution curve, the value corresponding to the peak almost always indicates the mean value. Part B - Thinking critically Suppose that a similar graph was created for all of the women in the class. After analyzing