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85 Q1= 70
88 Q2= 82
42 Q3= 90
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80 Distance between Q1 and Q2 bigger than Q2 to Q3, so data is left-skewe
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101 Skew = -0.324305 Negative value, so data is left-skewed
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65 Symmetrical has KURT = 0. Value very slightly above 0, means a few mor
78 Negative KURT example:
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Q2 to Q3, so data is left-skewed.

ata is left-skewed

utliers there are in comparison to a

eans more outliers. Below zero means less outliers than normal.

htly above 0, means a few more outliers than normal.

Discrete variable: Value x(i) Prob p(i) (x(i)-E(x))^2
0 0.15 3.4225
1 0.35 0.7225
2 0.2 0.0225
3 0.15 1.3225
4 0.1 4.6225
5 0.05 9.9225

Average (aka Expected Value) = E(X) = Sum(x(i)*p(i)) = (using SUMPRODUCT) = 1.85

5*x = 5*E(x) on average, but the actual value of 5x can be very different.

Variance of x(i) = sumproduct((x(i)-E(x)^2), p(i)) = 1.9275

Std deviation = Variance^0.5 = 1.388344