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UGTRB MATHS -2026 UNIT-10 CLASS-6

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Central moments measure the shape of a data distribution around the mean, where the first central moment is always zero, the second central moment (μ₂) represents variance, and higher-order moments (μ₃, μ₄) capture skewness and kurtosis. Beta coefficients (β₁ = μ₃²/μ₂³ and β₂ = μ₄/μ₂²) are derived from central moments to quantify distribution characteristics: β₁ indicates asymmetry (positive for right-skewed, negative for left-skewed), while β₂ measures peakedness (β₂ > 3 indicates leptokurtic distribution, β₂ < 3 indicates platykurtic distribution). These statistical tools help analyze and understand the underlying patterns in both discrete and continuous data sets.