To determine which distribution has the greatest spread, we need to compare the standard deviations of the four distributions. The standard deviation is a measure of the amount of variation or dispersion in a set of values.
Here are the standard deviations for the four distributions:
- Distribution 1: 0.2
- Distribution 2: 0.8
- Distribution 3: 1.2
- Distribution 4: 3.2
The greatest spread will be in the distribution with the highest standard deviation. Comparing the values:
- 0.2 (Distribution 1)
- 0.8 (Distribution 2)
- 1.2 (Distribution 3)
- 3.2 (Distribution 4)
It is clear that the highest standard deviation is 3.2, which corresponds to Distribution 4.
Therefore, Distribution 4 has the greatest spread.
So, the answer is:
Distribution [tex]\(\boxed{4}\)[/tex] has the greatest spread.