A relative frequency histogram having a longer tail to the right than to the left is said to be ________.
A) skewed to the left
B) normal
C) a scatter plot
D) skewed to the right

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A scatter plot is a graphical display of the relationship between two variables; a normal curve is bell-shaped with even distribution on both sides of the high point of the curve. The long tail direction defines the skewness of the graph, in this case skewed to the right.

A Relative Frequency Histogram Having a Longer Tail to the Right