The image shows a question about a bell curve (normal distribution) with three labeled points: B, C, and A. The task is to determine which letter corresponds to the mean, median, and mode.

In a perfectly symmetrical normal distribution like this:

1. Mean (average) is the center of the distribution.
2. Median (the middle value when data is ordered) is also at the center.
3. Mode (the most frequent value) corresponds to the peak of the distribution.

Since the graph is symmetrical:

• The mean, median, and mode all coincide at the same point, which is the middle of the distribution.

Therefore:

• Mean = C
• Median = C
• Mode = C

Would you like more details or have any other questions?

Here are some follow-up questions related to the topic:

1. What happens to the mean, median, and mode in a skewed distribution?
2. How do outliers affect the mean compared to the median?
3. Can a distribution have more than one mode? If yes, what is it called?
4. How is the standard deviation related to the shape of a normal distribution?
5. What is the significance of the area under a normal distribution curve?

Tip: In a normal distribution, knowing the mean and standard deviation allows you to predict a lot about the data, including percentages of data within certain ranges.