How do you differentiate between normal and Poisson distributions in terms of their usage and features?

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a normal distribution is a continuous distribution where a sample or population
follows a bell curve, and the observations are centred around the mean or centre
of the bell curve. as we get further from the middle of the bell curve, the
observations become much less likely. for poisson distribution, it is a discrete
distribution used to model the number of times that an event occurs within some
time interval

How do you differentiate between normal and Poisson distributions in terms of their usage and features?

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