Thank you for explaining this so clearly I’ve been looking at other RUclips videos for 10 minutes and this is the only one that’s helped me thank you sooo much!!
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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Thank you for explaining this so clearly I’ve been looking at other RUclips videos for 10 minutes and this is the only one that’s helped me thank you sooo much!!
same shit
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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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Thanks for the kind comment Hamzatayyab!!! Truly glad this video helped 😊
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Thank for your comment, I really appreciate it 😊
Truly glad this video helped!!
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Thank you so much Sir you explained so well🥰👌
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What theres more than one data that has the same frequency?
umm, so nobody is talking about “4.69” 3:52
no, because we aint weird like that.