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A spinner is divided into five sections numbered 1 through 5. Juana records the number the spinner lands on for each of 50 spins. She computes and graphs the relative frequencies for each number. Which of the following describes the probability distribution?

A bar graph entitled Relative Frequency of Numbers Spun has x on the x-axis and Probability on the y-axis. The probability of 1 is 0.5; 2 is 0.12; 3 is 0.12; 4 is 0.12; 5 is 0.12.
constant
symmetric
negatively skewed
positively skewed

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If the probability of 1 is 0.5; 2 is 0.12; 3 is 0.12; 4 is 0.12; 5 is 0.12 then the graph is somewhat positively skewed and then becomes constant.

Given the probability of 1 is 0.5; 2 is 0.12; 3 is 0.12; 4 is 0.12; 5 is 0.12.

We are required to find whether the graph is constant,symmetric ,negatively skewed or positively skewed.

We can say that the graph is somewhat positively skewed and then it becomes constant.

Positively skewed graph is a graph in which more values exist at the left side of the graph means the tail is started in end.

Constant graph is a graph in which all the values are equal to each other.

In our case except the probability of 1 all the values are 0.12 and the probability of 1 is 0.5.

Hence if the probability of 1 is 0.5; 2 is 0.12; 3 is 0.12; 4 is 0.12; 5 is 0.12 then  the graph is somewhat positively skewed and then constant.

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