MCQ
If in a moderately asymmetrical distribution mode and mean of the data are $6$ $\lambda$ and $9$ $\lambda$  respectively, then median is
  • $8$ $\lambda$ 
  • B
    $7$ $\lambda$ 
  • C
    $6$ $\lambda$ 
  • D
    $5$ $\lambda$ 

Answer

Correct option: A.
$8$ $\lambda$ 
a
(a) For a moderately Skewed distribution,

Mode = $3$ median -$2$ mean

==> $6\lambda $ = $3$ median -$18$ $\lambda $

==> median = $8\ \lambda $.

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