William W. answered • 08/27/20
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Wouldn’t you think that most 6th graders would get a poor score on a college-level reading exam? There could be a couple that would do alright. Assuming that low scores were on the right side of the x-axis, the distribution would tail off to the left and be clumped to the right. Tailing to the left means the distribution is Skewed Left
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The x-axis is “test scores” ranging from 100% on the left and 0% on the right. The y-axis is score frequency.
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