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Match List-I (Type of Skewness) with List-II (Size of measures of central tendency & value of…

Positive skewness has the usual ordering mean greater than median greater than mode; negative skewness reverses that ordering. A symmetrical distribution has coincident…

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Match List-I (Type of Skewness) with List-II (Size of measures of central tendency & value of coefficient of skewness) :

List-IList-II
(a) Positively skewed(i) Xˉ=M=Z \bar{X} = M = Z
(b) Negatively skewed(ii) Xˉ>M>Z \bar{X} > M > Z
(c) Symmetrical distribution(iii) Xˉ<M<Z \bar{X} < M < Z
(d) Moderately skewed(iv) Karl Pearson's coefficient lies between –1 and +1
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Positive skewness has the usual ordering mean greater than median greater than mode; negative skewness reverses that ordering. A symmetrical distribution has coincident mean, median and mode. Moderate skewness is conventionally associated with Karl Pearson's coefficient lying between −1 and +1.

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