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pandasurvive:

Which description best fits the distribution of the data shown in the histogram? approximately bell-shaped uniform skewed left skewed right

pandasurvive:

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pandasurvive:

@psirockin2 can you help me when you have a chance?

pandasurvive:

@Ultrilliam do you know anyone who can help me with a few questions?

KittyNoir:

I CAN!!!

pandasurvive:

That would be great CX

pandasurvive:

@KittyNoir

KittyNoir:

one moment thinking

KittyNoir:

where is the histogram

pandasurvive:

http://prntscr.com/f45kxl

KittyNoir:

Which One Has the highest number of things

psirockin2:

I can but i'll need it snipped

pandasurvive:

what sniped? @psirockin2

psirockin2:

the snipping tool... i can't open printscreen

pandasurvive:

ok

pandasurvive:

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psirockin2:

skewed left

pandasurvive:

thanks :D

pandasurvive:

Would you be able to help me with a few more in a little bit?

psirockin2:

i believe so

pandasurvive:

thank you

pandasurvive:

Which box plot represents the data? 30, 35, 25, 5, 5, 25, 40, 45, 50, 10, 15, 40

pandasurvive:

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pandasurvive:

@psirockin2

KittyNoir:

@psirockin2 ^

psirockin2:

I'm thinking box 1

pandasurvive:

ok

pandasurvive:

Which statement about the data is true? 724, 727, 996, 712, 725, 704, 730, 710 Both the median and mode are appropriate measures of center. The median is the only appropriate measure of center. The mean, median, and mode are all appropriate measures of center. Both the mean and median are appropriate measures of center. I think its B but I am not sure

pandasurvive:

@psirockin2

pandasurvive:

@Hero for when you are done resting

psirockin2:

Sorry. Had to take my little sister to her band practice.

psirockin2:

And I was thinking more towards D.

KittyNoir:

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psirockin2:

^Cute

KittyNoir:

THX I like to paint and draw

KittyNoir:

I'm the kitty and Panda is the adorable Panda

Hero:

A few things: 1. A "skewed right" distribution is one in which the tail is on the right side. A "skewed left" distribution is one in which the tail is on the left side. 2. Only post one question at a time. This is necessary proper reference back to a specific question can be made.

Hero:

@pandasurvive do you have anything you want to say regarding my post?

pandasurvive:

@Hero I am sorry I didnt get a notification. Thank you for the help and I will delete this post soon, I am just doing something atm.

pandasurvive:

@Hero so double checking its skewed right?

Hero:

If you're asking about the original question, yes.

pandasurvive:

@Hero ok thank you

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