Explain why a graphical display might be skewed. How do you ensure data isn’t skewed?

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Sample Response: If the data is collected in a biased manner, the graph could be skewed. Also, if the number of observations is too small, the graph can be skewed. To ensure the data is not skewed, collect a large representative unbiased sample

bogdanovich [222]2 years ago

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Samples collected with bias can have skewed data plots.

If a sample size is too small, the data can be skewed.

Collecting a large unbiased sample will ensure the data is representative and not skewed.

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