While one might intuitively suspect that the birth weights of babies is normally distributed, there are reasons why this assumption is not true -- or at least, is not straight forward. If you were the statistician that was hired to answer the above questions, what issues or problems or might you bring up to your client to explain why the answers that you provide might be limited or flawed? You may feel free to use your favorite search engine for some hints.

The number of members f(x) in a local swimming club increased by 30% every year over a period of x years. the function below shows the relationship between f(x) and x: f(x) = 10(1.3)xwhich of the following graphs best represents the function? graph of f of x equals 1.3 multiplied by 10 to the power of x graph of exponential function going up from left to right in quadrant 1 through the point 0, 0 and continuing towards infinity graph of f of x equals 10 multiplied by 1.3 to the power of x graph of f of x equals 1.3 to the power of x