Algebra 1 : Statistics and Probability
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Example Question #381 : Statistics And Probability
What is the mode?
Mode is the data point that occurs most frequently.
Let's arrange in increasing order. We have
Therefore, 
Example Question #381 : Statistics And Probability
What is the mode?
None
None
Mode is the data point that occurs most frequently.
Let's arrange in increasing order.
All the numbers occur once so the answer is none.
Example Question #382 : Statistics And Probability
What is the mode?
Mode is the data point that occurs most frequently.
Based on this data, 
This is our answer.
Example Question #383 : Statistics And Probability
What is the mode?
Mode is the data point that occurs most frequently.
Let's arrange in increasing order. We have
Therefore, 
Example Question #383 : Statistics And Probability
What is the mode?
Mode is the data point that occurs most frequently. Since it's in order, we look for the most frequent.
Three appears four times, four appears three times, 46, 6, and 8 appear once, and seven appears three times.
Therefore the mode is 
Example Question #21 : How To Find Mode
Determine the mode:
Reorder the data set in chronological order.
The mode is the most frequent number that appears in the set. There can be more than one mode in a set. The most common numbers are 1,3, and 5.
The correct answer is:
Example Question #1811 : Algebra 1
Determine the mode of 
There is no mode for this set
There is no mode for this set
The mode is the number in a set that appears the most often. Each number in the given series is only seen once. Therefore, the solution is that there is no mode for this sereis.
Example Question #1812 : Algebra 1
What is the mode of the numbered set?
The series has no mode.
The mode is the most commonly displayed number in the data set. Unlike the median, this is not based on position within the set, so no reordering is (strictly speaking) required. The number 200 occurs four times in the set, with no other number occurring this often. Therefore, the set is unimodal (has one mode), and the mode is 200.
Example Question #1813 : Algebra 1
Using the data above, find the mode.
The mode is the data value that appears the most often. In this set of data, each value appears only once, we have no numbers that are repeated. Thus, this data set has no mode, answer "none."
Example Question #1814 : Algebra 1
Which of the following statements is true of this data set?
All of these statements are true.
The set has more than one mode.
The mode of the set is 36.
The set is bimodal.
The mode of the set is 12.
All of these statements are true.
Mode refers to the value in a data set that occurs most often in the set. We can see when we rearrange the set:
That there are two values occurring three times each. Both are the mode, thus the system is bimodal.
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