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For a symmetr...

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For a symmetrical frequency distribution ,we have

(a) mean<mode<median (b) mean>mode>median

(c) mean = mode = median (d) mode= $\frac{1}{2} (m o d e + m e d i a n)$

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(c) mean = mode = median

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