Every day, you are hearing about average price, average score, average gas consumption, and so on. Sometimes, you hear about median income or similar terms. Are they different? Is average income the same as median income? Try something new in this forum: quick and fun research.

Perform online research by searching for average and median household income by state (for example, you can use this resource to learn about household income by state), and locate your state. Identify the average and median household income. For Florida, the average household income is greater than the median income. Does that mean that the median is always lower than average? If not, please elaborate and provide an example that indicates opposite results.

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In your own words. answer this unit's discussion questions in a main post [recommended minimum 300 words]. and respond to at least 2 peers' postings {recommended minimum 75 words}. After you have reviewed the Assignment Details below, click the Discussion Board link under the My Work heading above to open the Discussion Board and make your post Use these videos for help on how to post to the Discussion Board: - AIU Student Mobile app view - Desktop view Assignment Details Every day. you are hearing about average price, average score, average gas consumption, and so on. Sometimes, you hear about median income or similar terms. Are they different? Is average income the same as median income? Try something new in this forum: quick and fun research. Perform online research by searching for average and median household income by state [for example, you can use this resource to learn about household income by state]. and locate your state. Identify the average and median household income. For Florida, the average household income is greater than the median income. Does that mean that the median is always lower than average? If not. please elaborate and provide an example that indicates opposite results