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University:  Indiana University Bloomington - IU

Greek Organization:  Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Author:  Top PiKapps Pledge

Comment:  Looking at the histogram of Revenue Displacement, the central measure of tendency (most likely the mean/median region) will fall where the data is most concentrated. From the chart: The tallest bars (highest frequencies) are between $2.25–$3.75 and $3.75–$5.25. Together, these two bins dominate the distribution, meaning most of the values fall here. The data is right-skewed (long tail to the right), so the mean will be slightly higher than the median, but both still lie in this central region. 👉 Answer: The bin that contains the appropriate central measure of tendency is $3.75 – $5.25. Do you want me to also explain why it’s not one of the other bins (like $2.25–$3.75) in terms of median vs mean?