A histogram shows data that is skewed to the right. Which most likely describes the relationship between the mean and the median?

In a right-skewed distribution, a few unusually large values stretch the tail to the right. These high values pull the mean upward more than they affect the median, which depends on the middle value in the ordered data. Therefore, the mean is greater than the median, as choice B states.

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