Question

(f) is the median always the exact value between the lowest and highest data value? select, that value is called the midrange.

Explanation:

The median is the middle value (or average of two middle values) when data is ordered, while the midrange is $\frac{\text{lowest} + \text{highest}}{2}$. So the median is not always the midrange. The answer to "Is the median always the exact value between the lowest and highest data value?" is no.

Answer:

No