A histogram that tails out towards smaller values is _____.
A)Skewed to the left
B)Normal
C)A scatterplot
D)Skewed to the right

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A histogram with a tail that trails off towards smaller values is said to be skewed to the left. This means that the majority of the data values are concentrated on the right-hand side of the graph, while a few extremely small values pull the tail towards the left.

A Histogram That Tails Out Towards Smaller Values Is _____