How do you get the mode if there are three modes?

Answer 1

To find the mode when there are three modes, you would simply list all three values that appear most frequently in the data set. Unlike the mean and median, which are unique values, the mode can have multiple values in cases where there are multiple numbers that appear with the same highest frequency. So, if there are three modes, you would have three values that occur most frequently in the data set.

Answer 2

You will need to find the middle number (mode) or all them could be.* * * * *

If there are three modes then so be it. One of the problems with the mode, as a statistical measure is that there may not be any or there may be many. A mode had little to do with the middle number - other than the expectation that, thanks to a central tendency, many distributions are likely to be clustered around their middle. But this is not always the case.