Student Tutorial: Finding the Mode of a Data Set

Instructions:

Learn how to calculate the mode of a data set. Watch the video and study the examples.

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Mode. A measure of central tendency for a data set, found by identifying the most frequent data item. A data set can have more than one mode, as well as no mode.

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