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Mathematics, 14.01.2021 16:20 AnimeGurlBYah

To describe the center and spread of the above distribution, the appropriate numerical measures are:the mean and the medianthe mean and the standard deviationthe IQR and the standard deviationthe median and the IQRAny of the above would be appropriate, it is just a matter of taste.

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