For distributions that are not normal distributions A) Table C cannot be used B) probabilities cannot be calculated C) empirical observations cannot fit a theoretical distribution D) all of the other alternatives are correct.

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Table C, which is typically used for normal distributions, cannot be used for distributions that are not normal because it specifically provides probabilities for the standard normal distribution. Probabilities can still be calculated for non-normal distributions using other methods, and empirical observations can indeed fit a theoretical distribution that is not normal, such as a Poisson or exponential distribution.

For Distributions That Are not Normal Distributions