The relation between the median $M$,the second quartile ${Q_2}$,the fifth decile ${D_5}$,and the $50^{th}$ percentile ${P_{50}}$ of a set of observations is:

  • A
    $M = {Q_2} = {D_5} = {P_{50}}$
  • B
    $M < {Q_2} < {D_5} < {P_{50}}$
  • C
    $M > {Q_2} > {D_5} > {P_{50}}$
  • D
    None of these

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