Does this measure of central tendency describe the data well? You work for a pet-grooming service. You record the number of animals you groomed each day over a 10-day period: 7, 10, 8, 9, 7, 11, 8, 6, 7, and 9. You state that the typical number of animals that you can groom is the mean of 8.2 animals per day.

O Yes, because the mean always describes data well.

O Yes, because there are no outliers to skew the data.

O No, because it is not possible to groom 0.2 of an animal.

O No, because the most common number of dogs groomed is 7.

O Yes, because half of the time, it is possible to groom more than 8.2 and half the time less than 8.2.