What does it Mean? When to use a mean vs. a median Use the textbook An Introduction to Statistics An Active Learning Approach 3rd Edition Author(s)Kieth A. Carlson; Jennifer R. Winquist PublisherPublished by SAGE Publications, Inc Copyright 2022 Print ISBN: 9781544375090 Chapter 2 in An Introduction to Statisticsand videos Measures of Central Tendency [10:11], The Mode - Summary Measures of Central Tendency [6:08],The Median - Summary Measures of Central Tendency Part 1 [7:26], Part 2 [10:36], The Mean - Summary Measures of Central Tendency Part 1 [7:04], Part 2 [7:39],Part 3 [5:54], Deviation Example [2:05], Calculate the Mean for a Simple Frequency Distribution Part 1 [4:08], Part 2 [3:10], Mean for a Grouped Frequency Distribution Part 1 [4:09],Part 2 [3:55] to help you compose your initial post to the weekly prompt, . Continue the discussion for the rest of the week, and reply to at least two others by the end of the module. Please follow the posting due dates stated in the Task list, the guidelines found on the syllabus, and the rubric. The "average" measure of household income in the United States is based on a calculation of the median value of household incomes, with 50% of incomes in the U.S. following above or below the median value. This is often the case because mean calculations of income in the U.S. are heavily skewed by high positive values, what some statisticians have called the "Bill Gates problem." In your initial post this week, provide another examp