In a symmetrical distribution, all the data occurs with the same frequency.
<h3>What is symmetrical distribution?</h3>
A symmetrical distribution is the type of distribution that occurs when values of variables appear at regular frequencies and often the mean, median, and mode all occur at the same point.
One of the major characteristics of a symmetrical distribution is that the two sides of the distribution are a mirror image of each other as seen in normal distribution of data.
Therefore it is correct to conclude that in symmetrical distribution, all the data occurs with the same frequency.
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Answer:
When you subtract a negative number from another negative number then the second negative number will become positive and the minus sign will become an addition sign.
In this case:
-13 - (-13) = 0
-13 + 13 = 0
I hope I've helped explain this a little bit better to you.
If you are trying to find the fraction the answer i believe is 4/8 b/c you have 2 greys in all and two blues in all and all the colors together are a maximum of 8. The decimal would be 0.5 Hope this helps!!
