MCQ
$2($Median $−$ Mean$) =$ Mode $−$ Mean
- ATrue
- ✓False
- CNeither
- DEither
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
False
$2($Median $−$ Mean$) =$ Mode $−$ Mean.
$2($Median$) =$ Mode $+$ Mean.
This essentially means that the statement is saying that the Median is the average of Mode and Mean in the given data, which is not correct.
$2($Median$) =$ Mode $+$ Mean.
This essentially means that the statement is saying that the Median is the average of Mode and Mean in the given data, which is not correct.
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