12,3,14,10,13,8 step 3 of 3 : determine if the data set is unimodal, bimodal, multimodal, or has no mode. identify the mode(s),

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if any exist.

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strojnjashka [21] · Answer 1 · 2023-09-11T08:06:12+03:00

The data set has no mode

This is the term used to describe a number in a given data that has the highest frequency.

If a pericular number have more than one frequency in a given data, the number is called the mode. Hence it is describe as unimodal.

If two different number have the same frequency that is more than one, it called bimodal.

If three or more different number have the same frequency that is more than one, it called multimodal

With the above information, we can determine whether or not the data has mode and the kind of mode. Details below

<h3>How to determine the mode</h3>

From the data given, we can see that no number has more than one frequency.

Thus, the data has no mode

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