Now we can also draw the standard deviations. This is, let's see, the standard deviation for X is 0.816, so I'll be approximating it. So if I go 0.816 less than our mean, it'll get us someplace around there. So that's one standard deviation below the mean. One standard deviation above the mean would put us someplace right over here. And if I do the same thing in Y, one standard deviation above the mean, 2.160, so that would be 5.160, so it would put us someplace around there. And one standard deviation below the mean, so let's see, we're gonna go, if we took away two, we would go to one, and then we're gonna go take another 0.160, so it's gonna be someplace right around here.