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Find the mode of the following data for data sets a-d (Remember what the steps are for finding the mode ).Rewrite the problem as

learned in finding the mode. (B) 15,22,17,19,22,17,29,24,17,15

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Nitella [24]3 years ago

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The mode would be 17, it’s the number that appears the most. I’m not rewriting it though

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