For each of the following, you will need to draw a sketch of a histogram (it can be a rough sketch) and explain your drawing. For each histogram sketch, consider the x-axis to be prices grouped by category, and consider the y-axis to be frequency. The prices can represent whatever type of item makes sense for your example. a. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is skewed to the left. Explain the features of your sketch which make it left-skewed. Describe an example of a type of data set which might have this shape. b. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is skewed to the right. Explain the features of your sketch which make it right-skewed. Describe an example of a type of data set which might have this shape. c. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is approximately symmetric. Explain the features of your sketch which make it symmetric. Describe an example of a type of data set which might have this shape.
For each of the following, you will need to draw a sketch of a histogram (it can be a rough sketch)
and explain your drawing. For each histogram sketch, consider the x-axis to be prices grouped by
category, and consider the y-axis to be frequency. The prices can represent whatever type of item
makes sense for your example.
a. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is skewed to the left. Explain the features of
your sketch which make it left-skewed. Describe an example of a type of data set which
might have this shape.
b. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is skewed to the right. Explain the features of
your sketch which make it right-skewed. Describe an example of a type of data set which
might have this shape.
c. Sketch a histogram which shows a data set that is approximately symmetric. Explain the
features of your sketch which make it symmetric. Describe an example of a type of data set
which might have this shape.
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