For a skewed distribution, then the tail is longer to one side from the center than to the other. In a right skewed distribution, the tail is longer to the right.
When a distribution is skewed, the mean will be closer to the tail Than the median. Therefore. For a right skewed histogram, the mean is closer to the tail of the histogram and hence closer to the right. Once this happens, values closer to the right of a distribution are higher (number line). Thus the mean will be greater than the median.
When the incident ray passes through the focal point, a light ray striking a concave concave mirror reflect off parallel to the principal axis. The correct option among all the options given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope the answer comes to your help.
Let's say that Stan invested $1500 at 6%. To find how much he invested at 4.5% would be 5000 - 1500 = $3500. Now we have a pattern. Now let's say stan invested x dollars. Even though it is unknown, we can set up how much is left. So subtract x from 5000 or 5000 - x which is C