To answer this question, we need to understand the difference between uniform, bell-shaped, skewed left and skewed right.
A uniform distribution is a distribution where the data is equally distributed.
A bell-shaped distribution is a symmetric distribution where most of the data are on the center.
If most of the data are on the left side of the distribution but a few larger values are on the right, the data are said to be skewed to the right.
If most of the data are on the right, with a few smaller values showing up on the left side of the histogram, the data are skewed to the left.
Now that we have those definitions, let's analyze our distribution. Since most of the data is located at the right side, we have a skewed left distribution.
