Question

#41 what do we call a data set where the left half of the histogram is not a mirror image of the right half of the histogram? (a) skewed (b) symmetric (c) bell - shaped (d) uniform (e) none of these

Explanation:

In statistics, a symmetric data - set has a histogram where the left half is a mirror image of the right half. Bell - shaped and uniform distributions are often symmetric. A skewed data set has a histogram that is not symmetric, meaning the left half is not a mirror image of the right half.

Answer:

A. skewed