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The document explains the concept of mode in statistics, defining it as the most common number in a data set. It outlines four types of mode: Unimodal, Bimodal, Trimodal, and Multimodal, and distinguishes between ungrouped and grouped data. Additionally, it provides methods for calculating the mode for both ungrouped and grouped data, including relevant formulas.

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The document explains the concept of mode in statistics, defining it as the most common number in a data set. It outlines four types of mode: Unimodal, Bimodal, Trimodal, and Multimodal, and distinguishes between ungrouped and grouped data. Additionally, it provides methods for calculating the mode for both ungrouped and grouped data, including relevant formulas.

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INTERPRETING MODE

Presented By:Anmol Marwah


A1503323083
What is MODE?
the most common number that appears
Definition. The mode is the most common number that
appears in your set of data. To find the mode count how
often each number appears and the number that appears
the most times is the mode.

What are the 4 types of mode in statistics?


The different types of Mode are Unimodal, Bimodal,
Trimodal, and Multimodal. Let us understand each of these
Modes. Unimodal Mode - A set of data with one Mode is
known as a Unimodal Mode.
TYPES OF MODE
Unimodal list- If the set of data consists of only
one mode, then the list is regarded as a unimodal
list.

Bimodal list – If the data set has two modes, then it


is known as a bimodal list.

Trimodal list- The set of data with three-mode is


known as a trimodal list.

Multimodal list –If four or more data modal values


are present in the list, then it is known as a
multimodal list.
Grouped and ungrounded Data

The data in its raw form is the ungrouped


data. Here values are placed discretely.
Categorising the ungrouped data into a
different class on the basis of its
characteristics is known as grouped data.
The ungrouped data is analysed and
categorised to form grouped data.
Mode of Ungrounded Data

The ungrouped data contains discrete values. To find the mode that is the most
frequent value in the data set, we need to arrange the data in ascending order or
descending order and then find the frequencies of each value. The value which has
maximum frequency will be the mode of ungrouped data.

For example, consider the data – 4,6,3,10,4,8,9,3,6,7,3,5,3,2,9

Arranging the data in ascending order 2,3,3,3,3,4,4,5,6,6,7,8,9,9,10

Since the value 3 is repeated four times; hence the mode of the given data is 3
Mode of Grounded Data
In grouped data, we categorise the data into different classes. A class
interval is formed for each class, and each data value’s frequency is
distributed accordingly. To calculate the mode of grouped data, we have
the following formula
Mode = L + (f1- f02f1- f0- f2 ) h
Here h Is the size of class interval
L is the lower limit of the class interval of modal class
f1 is the modal class frequency
f0 is the preceding class frequency
f2 is the succeeding class frequency
Mode = 3median - 2mean
THANK YOU!

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