Yep! Good job, you did it correctly.
Your y-intercept is equal to the constant of the equation (y-int = -2). Your movement/direction (or rise over run) is equal to the variable. Since your variable is x (which can also be written as 1x) means you move up one and over one (rise over run). This is because 1/1 is equal to 1.
The shape of the distribution described the Left skewed.
<h3>What is left- skewed histogram?</h3>
A left skewed histogram is a histogram that attains a peak (which is the mode) towards the right side of the graph and has a “tail” towards the left side.
A histogram in which most of the data falls to the left of the graph's peak is known as a left-skewed histogram.
A left-skewed histogram is a type of histogram that is not symmetrical and in which the peak of the graph lies to the right of the middle value or the median.
Hence, considering the above definition the given histogram data falls on right side.
So, it is left skewed graph.
Learn more about left- skewed graph here:
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