The median of a sample will always equal the
A)mode
B)mean
C)50th percentile
D)all of these answers are correct

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The median of a sample is the value that separates the sample in half, with 50% of the observations above and 50% of the observations below. Therefore, it is the 50th percentile, which is the point below which 50% of the observations fall. The mode and mean may or may not be the same as the median, depending on the distribution of the sample.

The Median of a Sample Will Always Equal the