Well, the middle number, if you ordered all of these numbers and made them all five more, the orders, you could think of it as being the same order, but now the one in the middle is gonna be five more. So this should be 10.5. And yes, it is indeed 10.5. And what would happen if you multiply everything by five? Well, once again, you still have the same ordering, and so it should just multiply that by five. Yep, the middle number is now gonna be five times larger. So both of these measures of central tendency, if you shift all the data points or if you scale them up, you're going to similarly shift or scale up these measures of central tendency.