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In a bell-shaped normal distribution, the interval mean plus or minus one SD holds about
A34.1% of values
B95.4% of values
C99.7% of values
D68.3% of values
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 68.3% of values
One standard deviation either side of the mean covers about 68.3 percent of a normal distribution.
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