How to Find Mean, Median, Mode from Frequency Table for Discrete Data - Detailed Worked Example

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[@RadfordMathematics]

Hi Neslyne, thank you for your comment 😊.
The median and the mode don’t always have to be equal (it just worked out that way here).
If ever there are 2 (or more) equally large frequencies we’d say that the data is bimodal (or plurimodal if more than 2 equally large frequencies) and state the two modes.
I hope that helps 😊

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[@shintaroozaro153]

What theres more than one data that has the same frequency?

[@I_StealFoodFromKids]

umm, so nobody is talking about “4.69” 3:52

[@noofalmahri2007]

no, because we aint weird like that.