Question

Kelly went on vacation to the Hamptons. She was curious about whether rich people own a lot of TVs, so she went door to door in 333 neighborhoods, asking people how many TVs they owned. Here's what she found:
The inventor of the flat-screen TV lived in neighborhood AAA. He owned 787878 TVs.
Every home in neighborhood BBB owned 333 TVs.
TV ownership in neighborhood CCC was normally distributed with a median of 666 TVs.
In neighborhood AAA, the median number of TVs will likely be

the mean.
In neighborhood BBB, the median number of TVs will be

the mean.
In neighborhood CCC, the median number of TVs will likely be

the mean.

Answer 1

Answer:

In neighborhood AAA, the median number of TVs will likely be < the mean.

In neighborhood BBB, the median number of TVs will be ==equals the mean.

In neighborhood CCC, the median number of TVs will likely be ==equals the mean.

Step-by-step explanation: