Question

the karl pearsion's y2 coefficient is equal to

Answer 1

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

so basically

Karl Pearson's ie Pearsonian Coefficient of skewness is calculated by

Skp=(Mean-Mode/SD)

But when mode is indeterminate

Skp=3(Mean-Median)/S.D

Vakue of Skp is always between -1 and 3 such that -1 < Skp < 3

Skewness can also be calculated by Bowleys coefficient of skewness which is based on quartiles

so basically

Skb=(Q3+Q1-2Q2)/Q3-Q1

I think this completes your entire skewness topic of commerce mh board

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