Finding the Mode 1

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Finding the Mode 1

Set 1 (10 Questions)
Students organize, represent, and interpret numerical and categorical data and clearly communicate their findings. Know the concepts of mean, median, and mode; compute and compare simple examples to show that they may differ.

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1. Which choice below is the mode for the set of values shown? *

1 point

Remember, the mode is the value that occurs the most times.

2. Which choice below is the mode for the set of values shown? *

1 point

3. Which choice below is the mode for the set of values shown? *

1 point

4. Which choice below is the mode for the set of values shown? *

1 point

39 is the mode

37 and 39 are the mode

37 is the mode

there is no mode

5. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

6. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

7. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

8. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

9. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

10. On the line below, enter the mode for the set of values shown. *

1 point

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