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Can the median of a set of numbers ever be the greatest number in the set of data? explain.

Can the median of a set of numbers ever be the greatest number in the set of data? explain.
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Can the median of a set of numbers ever be the greatest number in the set of data? explain.

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Answer: It should not be able to

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It should always be in the middle, aka its name, "Median"

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