They are different because the probabilities of the x-values skew the values of the mean. If the probabilities were equal, the histograms would be the same. B. They are the same because, in this case, the means and medians are the same values. C. They are different because the mean can never equal the median. D. They are the same because the probabilities of the x-values skew the values of the mean. If the probabilities were equal, the histograms would be different.

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