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In practical terms, there is no mode. An alternative view is that each one of the observed values is a mode because those numbers were observed more than the ones that were not observed at all.

For example, if, after 5 rolls of a die you had the numbers 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 the modes are all 5 of these numbers: they all appeared the most often - more often than the number 4 did!

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