The mean, median, and mode are ______________.
A) measures of central tendency
B) measures of variability
C) characteristics of a normal distribution, but not a skewed distribution
D) characteristics of a skewed distribution, but not a normal distribution

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The mean, median, and mode are all measures of central tendency, which means they represent the typical or most common value in a data set. They are not measures of variability, which would describe how spread out the data is. While they are often used in the context of normal distributions, they can also be used with skewed distributions.

The Mean, Median, and Mode Are ______________