If each term of a distribution is increased by $2$,what will happen to the median and the standard deviation of the distribution?

  • A
    Both median and standard deviation increase by $2$.
  • B
    The median increases by $2$ and the standard deviation remains unchanged.
  • C
    The median remains unchanged but the standard deviation increases by $2$.
  • D
    Both median and standard deviation remain unchanged.

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