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A continuous distribution with a negative skew is shown in Figure 9.
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Figure 9. A continuous distribution with a negative skew.
The distributions shown so far all have one distinct high point or peak. The distribution in Figure 10 has two distinct peaks. A distribution with two peaks is called a bimodal distribution.
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