Mathematics, 21.04.2021 09:40, levilugar

Given what you know about how distribution and skew effects measures of center, which value do you think is greater the mean age or the median age of all people in the world today? Explain.

A. The median, because the age is not affected by the skewed data of older people.

B. The mean, because the age is affected by the skewed data of older people.

C. The mean, because the age is not affected by the skewed data of older people.

C. The median, because the age is affected by the skewed data of older people.

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