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Mathematics, 02.10.2019 02:30, kayla8243

The pth percentile is a value such that approximately a. p percent of the observations are less than the value and (100 - p) percent are more than this value. b. (100 - p) percent of the observations are less than the value and p percent are more than this value. c. (100 - p) percent of the observations are less than the value and (100 - p) percent are more than this value. d. p percent of the observations are less than the value and p percent are more than this value.

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