Here is a box plot representing a positively skewed (right-skewed) distribution. Notice how the right whisker is longer, indicating that $Q3 - Q2$ is greater than $Q2 - Q1$.

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Related Questions:

1. What does a negatively skewed distribution look like?
2. How does skewness affect the mean, median, and mode?
3. Can a dataset be symmetric if $Q3 - Q2 \neq Q2 - Q1$?
4. What are real-world examples of positively skewed distributions?
5. How do you calculate the skewness coefficient mathematically?

Tip:

A positively skewed distribution often has mean > median > mode because extreme high values pull the mean to the right.