About the mode?

Question

What if the data looked like this:
80, 98, 75, 83, 100, 95, 90
Mode=?

Answer 1

There is no mode.

Mode is the most frequent instance that is repeated. In this set of values, there is no mode.

Answer 2

If you hold strictly to the meaning of mode, which is one, then there is none. However, you often hear people speak of distributions as being bi-modal etc. There can be only one mode and since there is no duplicate number there is none. However, as pointed out in the post above, all are equally the most frequent. It is a rectangular distribution.

If this is homework help, NO MODE. Otherwise, you could get into a discussion on centers of data. This one has no modal center of data although of course it has a mean and a median.

Answer 3

You should have looked this up in your math textbook instead of trying to get us to do your homework, but since others have answered i will as well. The mode is the number that appears most often. Looking at the data no number appears more than once so there therefor there is not mode.

Answer 4

there is no mode because there is only one of each number.
the mode is the number than is repeated the most
for example: in 12,34,56,34,35,78,12,34
34 is the mode because there is three of it-it is repeated more than anyother number.
in 12,34,56,34,35,12,34,12,78,59,12,32,34
bot 12 and 34 are the mode, because both are repeared four times, which is more than any other number
think MOde=MOst
i hope this helped

Answer 5

since mode is are numbers that repeat most often within a set of data

No Mode

Answer 6

There is no mode. None of the numbers repeat.

Answer 7

When none of the numbers repeat, then there is no mode.

Answer 8

or rather, every number in the list qualifies as the mode.

Answer 9

74 < (positive) integer < 101

Answer 10

all of the numbers above because none of them repeat.