Math, asked by malathirmalathir5, 3 months ago

40 - 50
5
Σf, = 20
frequency
(OR)
Calculate the mode of the following data.
Class interval
1 – 5
5 - 9
3.
5
9 – 13
7
13 –. 17
1
17 - 21​

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Answered by ABHINAV012
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Step-by-step explanation:

here, \:   the \:  modal \:  class \:  is \:  13-17

lower \:  limit  \: of  \: modal \:  class , l = 13

class  \: size , h = 17-13 = 4

F1 = 7

Fo = 5

F2= 1

Mode = l +   [\frac{f1-fo}{2f1-fo-f2}]×h

=> 13+ [  \frac{7-5}{2(7)-5-1}  ]×4

=> 13+ [ \frac{2}{14 - 6}]×4

=> 13+  \frac{2}{8} ×4

= 13

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