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If a distribution is skewed to the right with no outliers, which expression is correct?

(a) mean < median

(b) mean 鈮 median

(c) mean = median

(d) mean > median

(e) We can鈥檛 tell without examining the data.

Short Answer

Expert verified

Option (d) mean > median is correct option.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

We are given a statement saying there is a right-skewed distribution with no outliers.

We are provided with five options, we need to tell which statement is correct according to the given statement.

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Step 2. Explanation for the correct option.

There are a few huge observations (that aren't outliers) in a right-skewed distribution.

These huge observations have no effect on the median, but they do have an impact on the mean.

As a result, the mean will be higher than the median.

Therefore, Option (d) mean > median should be the correct option.

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