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What are you looking for when you are finding the mode of a set of data?
The mode is the data point that occurs the most number of times; in addition the data could be bimodal (2 modes) or multimodal (3 or more modes).
What Do You Call A Data Set With Two Modes?
A bimodal distribution.
What describes a data set with 2 modes that are similar?
bimodal
Can you have more than 2 modes in a set of data?
yes- it would be bimodal, or trimodal ex- 123345667899 modes:3,6,and 9
What is the most frequent item in a data set?
The mode, or one of the modes.
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