The Distribution of Weight of Men in the American Population

Short Answer

The distribution of weight of men in the American population is not symmetrical. Most weights are bunched together at the lower end of the distribution. As weights increase there are fewer and fewer men with these weights. In one study of college men, in the mid-west, 18-22 years old, the median was 156 pounds. Will the mean of this distribution be larger or smaller? Hint: drawing a picture of the distribution may be helpful.