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The value of mean, median and mode coincides, then the distribution is


A) Positive skewness

B) Symmetrical distribution

C) Negative skewness

D) All of these

Correct Answer:
B) Symmetrical distribution

Description for Correct answer:
If mean, median and mode coincides, then there is a symmetrical distribution.

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