If a set of exam scores forms a negatively skewed distribution,what can you likely conclude about the students' scores?
A)Most of the students had relatively high scores.
B)Most of the students had relatively low scores.
C)About an equal number of students had relatively high and relatively low scores.
D)It is not possible to draw any conclusions about students' scores.

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In a negatively skewed distribution, the bulk of the data points (including exam scores) are concentrated on the higher end of the scale, indicating that most students achieved relatively high scores. This skewness means the tail of the distribution is stretched towards the lower scores, but the majority of students scored above this lower range.

If a Set of Exam Scores Forms a Negatively Skewed