Binomial distribution is positively skewed when ______________?
Correct answer: C. p < q
- A. p > q
- B. P = q
- C. p < q
- D. P/q
Explanation
A binomial distribution is positively skewed when successes are less likely than failures, meaning p<q. When p=q it is symmetrical, while p>q produces negative skewness.
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