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Answered by Anonymous
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Mode=> \: 20 \:

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Here, \: the \:  maximum \:  frequency  \\ is \: 28 \: and \: the \: class \\  \: corresponding  \: to \: this  \\ \: frequency \: (also \: known \: as  \\ \: modal \: class) \: is \: 40 - 50.  \: \\We \: knew \:  to \: estimate \: mode\: (Z) \: \\  \: from \: grouped \: data  \:  \:  \\ that \:  is, \: \\   =  > L+ ( \frac{f   _{1} -  f_{0}}{2 \times f _{1} -  f _{0} -  f _{2} }  \: ) \times c \\ where :- \\  \: \: L \:  (\: the \: lower \: limit \: of \\  \: modal \: class) = 40

c \: (the \: size \: of \: class \: interval) = 10

f _{1}(the \: frequency \: of \: modal  \\ \: class)  = 28

f _{0}(the \: frequency \: of \: preceding  \\ \: class)  = 12

f   _{2}(the \: frequency \: of \: succeeding  \\ \: class)  = 20

Therefore, \\  Z= L +( \frac{f _{1} - f _{0}  }{2 \times f _{1} - f _{0} - f _{2} } ) \times c \:  \\  = 40 + ( \frac{28 - 12}{2 \times (28 - 12 - 20} ) \times 10 \\  = 40 + ( \frac{16}{ - 8} ) \times 10 \\  = 40 - 20 \\  =  > 20

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