Does the distribution have one or more peaks (modes) or is it unimodal? Is the distribution approximately symmetric or is it skewed.

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Does the distribution have one or more peaks (modes) or is it unimodal? Is the distribution approximately symmetric or is it skewed in one direction? Is it skewed to the right (right tail longer) or left?

Example Description Shape: The distribution is roughly symmetric with a single peak in the center. Center: You can see from the histogram that the midpoint is not far from 110. The actual data shows that the midpoint is 114. Spread: The spread is from 80 to about 150. There are no outliers or other strong deviations from the symmetric, unimodal pattern.

Calculator Example Text (To save data for later use on home screen type L1 -> Prez)

Calc continued Frequency shortcut: If you have a dataset comprised of 75 3’s and 35 4’s for example, you can enter the values in list 1 and the frequencies in list 2 then pull 1 variable stats: Stats-edit- L1: 3, 4 L1: 75, 35 stat-calc-1var stats L1,L2 enter