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The term test grades for an introductory calculus class was aggregated into intervals of 10% to construct a relative frequency distribution. Suppose we know the mean is 56% and …

The term test grades for an introductory calculus class was aggregated into intervals of 10% to construct a relative frequency distribution. Suppose we know the mean is 56% and …
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The term test grades for an introductory calculus class was aggregated into

intervals of 10% to construct a relative frequency distribution. Suppose we
know the mean is 56% and the median is 40%. What would be true about the
center and the spread?​

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Answer:

its the same

Explanation:

you read

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