What does the coefficient of skewness tell you?
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The coefficient of skewness is a measure of asymmetry in the distribution. A positive skew indicates a longer tail to the right, while a negative skew indicates a longer tail to the left. A perfectly symmetric distribution, like the normal distribution, has a skew equal to zero. For small data sets this measure is unreliable.
Population Skew (image\popskew-y1.png)
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Sample Skew (image\samskew-g1.png)
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