Compare the mode across two groups
Compare the mode of a data set from one group of students to the mode from a different group, and predict whether they match. Unlimited questions, five difficulty levels, and a full worked solution every time — free.
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Class 2A was asked about their favourite fruit. Class 2A results: grapes: 3, apples: 4, oranges: 2. What is the mode for Class 2A?
Answer: apples
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Class 2A and Class 2B were both asked about their favourite fruit. Class 2A results: bananas: 5, grapes: 9, oranges: 7, apples: 4. Class 2B results: bananas: 10, grapes: 4, oranges: 3, apples: 9. Is the mode the same for both classes?
📘 Worked solution
1Class 2A: bananas: 5, grapes: 9, oranges: 7, apples: 4 -> mode = grapesgrapes has Class 2A's highest count (9).
2Class 2B: bananas: 10, grapes: 4, oranges: 3, apples: 9 -> mode = bananasbananas has Class 2B's highest count (10).
3Answer: noThe two classes have different most-popular choices.
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