A flaw possessed by a population or sample unit is ___________.
A)Always random
B)A defect
C)Displayed by a dot plot
D)The cause for extreme skewness to the right

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A flaw is a defect, which implies that there is something wrong with the unit. It is not inherently random, nor is it always displayed by a dot plot. It may contribute to skewness in the distribution, but it is not necessarily the cause for extreme skewness to the right.

A Flaw Possessed by a Population or Sample Unit Is