Answer:
The distribution is <u>positively skewed</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
It's not symmetric because the distribution in the chart isn't equally shown or marked. It's not negative skewed either because for it to be negative the graph would have to go down in a negative direction, usually the left, but in the picture you posted the graph is going down in the right direction. Lastly, positively skewed graphs or charts look like the one you posted. They go down in the right direction, hence why they're called "positively" skewed. The right tail of the distribution is longer in positively skewed graphs or charts.
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A. The scatter plot has an outlier at (4, 11).
Remember that the ordered pair is of the form:
(x, y).
That is, the first value represents the axis of the x.
The second value represents the y-axis.
The scatter plot has an outlier at
(x, y) = (4, 11)
x = 4
y = 11
C.The scatter plot has a cluster with a domain from 10 to 12.
Remember that when we speak of domain we refer to the values of x in the function.
Therefore in domain 10 <= x <= 12 The scatter plot has a cluster
A=pi(c/2)^4=pi^2/c^216=(5pi)^2/8=25pi^2/8
