The most commonly occurring value in a graph of distribution is known as
The most commonly occurring value in a graph of distribution is known as Correct Answer Mode
Explanation
Mean = Mean defines as the sum of the items divided by the number of items, so the value of mean is single.
Medan = The median is the central value of the average of the data. The value of the mean of observation is also single.
Mode = Mode is that point where the frequencies in distribution are maximum. we can also define mode as the most commonly occurring value in a graph of distribution. The value of mode may be more than one.
Standard deviation = Standard deviation is the square root of mean of the square of the deviation
∴ The most commonly occurring value in a graph of distribution is known as mode
Important Points
Standard deviation = σ = √∑(x – x̅)2]/n
x = observations
x̅ = mean
n = number of observation
The arithmetic mean is denotted by X̅ is given by
X̅ = (x1 + x2 + ------ xn)/n
X̅ = ∑xi/n
Where as (x1 + x2 + ------ xn) are observations
n = Number of observation
The median s denotted by M and it is given as
M = (N + 1)/2)th item
The median of the grouped classes
Median = L + (N/2 - C)/F × H for group data
L = lower class limit of the median class
N = total frequency
C = cumulative frequency of the pre median class
F = frequency of the median class
H = width of median class
The Mode in a grouped data is given by
Mode = L + × i
i = class interval or class size
f1 = frequency of modal class
fo = frequency of pre modal class
f2 = frequency of success modal class
L = lower limit of modal class