Multimodal or unimodal
The weights (in kg) of 13 students of a class are 37,39,33,32,41,33,37,45,43,39, 33,40,39
Find the mode & media of this data (F). Is there more than one mode?
Find the mode & media of this data (F). Is there more than one mode?
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