So here we see that our distribution is indeed right skewed. And that makes sense because you can only get values from zero to one, and if your mean is closer to zero, then you're gonna see the meat of your distribution here, and then you're gonna see a long tail to the right, which creates that right skew. And if your population proportion was close to one, well, you can imagine the opposite's going to happen. You're going to end up with a left skew. And we indeed see right over here a left skew. Now, the other interesting thing to appreciate is the larger your samples, the smaller the standard deviation. And so let's do a population proportion that is right in between.