1. Name an example of a real-world data set where you would typically expect to see a positively-skewed distribution. Be sure to describe what the labels would be for the horizontal and vertical axis of the display. Then explain why you would expect that type of skewed display. (10 points: 7 for your answer, 3 for responses to others' comments)
2. Name an example of a real-world data set where you would typically expect to see a negatively-skewed distribution. Be sure to describe what the labels would be for the horizontal and vertical axis of the display. Then explain why you would expect that type of skewed display. (10 points: 7 for your answer, 3 for responses to others' comments)
3. Conduct your own numerical data experiment by surveying 10 of your friends. What is the subject of your experiment and how would the results of your survey be displayed in a histogram? Describe the class size of your histogram and the frequency of data for each class. What does your distribution look like? Describe its shape, data points, and any outliers. (10 points: 7 for your answer, 3 for responses to others' comments) Hint: Here are some ideas if you are stuck: How many text messages did they send yesterday? How many friends do they have on Facebook? How many minutes does it take them to get home from school?