What happens to the graph as the standard deviation increase

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Problem: Place the graph at muμequals=0. Using the sigma (sigmaσ) slider, increase the value of sigma from 1 to 3. Watch the graph of the normal curve while doing this. What happens to the graph as the standard deviation increases?

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