The log transformation is a common transformation, and it worked very well on this data so I did not look at other options. I wasn't sure of the most likely distribution.

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Interview Question for Quality Engeer at Corning:

Why did you use the log transformation? Why didn't you do other transformations? What is the most likely distribution of this data?

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