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Mathematics, 16.10.2019 04:10 gabriellax995

School-aged children are regularly asked to fundraise for their school. typically, they are required to sell a minimum amount. this mandate results in most students selling that minimum, with some exceptional children selling far larger quantities. the minimum sales constraint that likely causes positively skewed data is consistent with a effect.

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