Thinking about shapes of distributions | Data and statistics | 6th grade | Khan Academy

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Some distributions are symmetrical, with data evenly distributed about the mean. Other distributions are "skewed," with data tending to the left or right of the mean. We sometimes say that skewed distributions have "tails."
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How does bin (interval) width affect the way we describe a histogram? I've created a histogram that has 3 bins with the same high frequency and 4 other bins of lower frequency. This was for a bin width of 5 for a total of 7 bins. Based on the histogram my immediate thought was that it was unimodal. But, when I create a histogram with a bin width of 1 for a total of 35 bins I can clearly see defined peaks. In this case I would think it's multimodal. Can someone help me out with this?

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What is symmetric?

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