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Find the mode or modes for each list of numbers.
$22.35,14.90,17.85,15.46,14.91,17.85,21.35$

Answer

17.85

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Multivariable Optimization

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this question gives you a list of numbers and asked you to find that the mode the numbers that it gives. 22.35 14.90 17.85 15.46 14.91 17.85 and finally 21.34 shoot me 35 Now when I look at this list, I only see one number that repeats. We can see that we have 17.85 twice in this list, but I can't find any other repeats when they have one of these. One of these one of these one of these in one of these, now 17.5. We have to. We know that the mode is the value that appears the most in our data since 17.85 appears twice more than any other value, which only appears once in 17.85 is our mode because you're finally

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Topics

Multivariable Optimization

Book Cover for Finite Mathematics …

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Statistics

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Frequency Distributions; Measures of Central Tendency

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