A set of data includes 101 data points ranging from 0 – 200. If the data is split into classes with a range of 20 (1 – 20, 21 – 40, etc), and there are no values that fall in the class 101 – 120, what can you say about the data?

The relative frequency of the class 101 – 120 is 0.
The mean of the data will not be between 101 and 120.
All the data lies below 100.
The median could be in the range 101 – 120.

Question

A set of data includes 101 data points ranging from 0 – 200. If the data is split into classes with a range of 20 (1 – 20, 21 – 40, etc), and there are no values that fall in the class 101 – 120, what can you say about the data?
 	
	The relative frequency of the class 101 – 120 is 0.
	The mean of the data will not be between 101 and 120.
	All the data lies below 100.
	The median could be in the range 101 – 120.