Answer: Most women in the house drink a lot, but a few don't drink at all.
Explanation:
In statistics, skewness is a way to measure the asymmetry in a probability distribution of a random variable about its mean. As a result, skewness can be positive, negative, or undefined.
A negative skew, also known as left-skewed, usually means that the tail is on the left side of the distribution, meaning that more values are found on the right side of the distribution graph, and the left tail is longer.