For moderately skewed bell-shaped data, where does the median often lie?

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D. A third from mean to mode

1. Karl Pearson noted a rule for slightly non-symmetric data.
2. The median often lies between the mean and the mode.
3. It is about one third of the way going from mean to mode.
It is not always at the mean, and not beyond the mode or at the minimum.
_Source: Wikipedia, Mode (statistics), Properties_

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At the smallest value

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Exactly at the mean

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Beyond the mode itself

For moderately skewed bell-shaped data, where does the median often lie?

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