Skewness in dispersion
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Video Overview
Some distributions of data, such as the bell curve are symmetric. This means that the right and the left are perfect mirror images of one another. But not every distribution of data is symmetric. Sets of data that are not symmetric are said to be asymmetric. The measure of how asymmetric a distribution can be is called skewness. This tutorial looks at how, data can be skewed either to the right or to the left.
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