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If there were any other numbers that could have been observed, then the modes are the five numbers. These five were observed more often than the number 3, for example.
If there were any other numbers that could have been observed, then the modes are the five numbers. These five were observed more often than the number 3, for example.
If there were any other numbers that could have been observed, then the modes are the five numbers. These five were observed more often than the number 3, for example.
If there were any other numbers that could have been observed, then the modes are the five numbers. These five were observed more often than the number 3, for example.
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