Mathematics, 16.04.2020 08:51 corrineikerd

Which statement is true about the mean and median of the
numbers of red cubes in the bags?

The mean number of red cubes is less than the median
number of red cubes.

The mean number of red cubes is more than the median
number of red cubes.

The mean number of red cubes is equal to the median
number of red cubes.

The mean number of red cubes cannot be compared to
the median number of red cubes

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Which statement is true about the mean and median of the
numbers of red cubes in the bags?