Which average shows the most common variable in the data set? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which average shows the most common variable in the data set?

A
Mean
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Mode
C
Media
D
All of the above

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Mode

Mode is the highest occurring figure in a series.
It is the value in a series of observation that repeats maximum number of times and
which represents the whole series as most of the values in the series revolves around this value.
Therefore, the most common variable in the series of observations is known as mode.

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