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When you know for sure that the data you are trying to describe has a well-known theoretical probability distribution. For example, you 'know' from past experience that the heights of a certain age group in a school is normally distributed.
They have to stay away from other planes so flying at different heights gives them room. Several can be "stacked".
They all have different heights
Similarities: * The waters fall from great heights Differences: * They have different heights * Some are artificial * They have different number of drops
It is very possible!
The layers of atmosphere are different according to their functions. They are at different heights.
They come in different types and colors. There are many different heights.
cause of the way of the heat
No they have different heights and radii.
because of the tipe of trees
different heights and depths
Why do forecasters try to predict flood heights at different points along a river? - they do this to issue warnings fast.