MHB Expression for normal distribution

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The discussion focuses on deriving an expression for the normal distribution based on the provided measured values: 4,393; 4,372; 4,381; 4,373; and 4,401. Participants are encouraged to share their approaches to calculating the mean and standard deviation from these data points. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the normal distribution's characteristics in relation to the given values. There is a call for assistance in solving the problem, indicating a collaborative effort to reach a solution. Overall, the thread aims to clarify the process of expressing a normal distribution for specific data.
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Write an expression for normal distribution for the data: Measured values are: 4,393; 4,372; 4,381; 4,373 and 4,401

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Hi dekra2000 and welcome to MHB!

Any thoughts on how to begin?
 

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