For a discrete series (where all values are not equal),what is the relationship between Mean Deviation $(M.D.)$,Mean $(Mean)$,and Standard Deviation $(S.D.)$?

  • A
    $M.D. = S.D.$
  • B
    $M.D. > S.D.$
  • C
    $M.D. < S.D.$
  • D
    $M.D. \leq S.D.$

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