If no values are repeated, then a data set doesn’t have a mode. A. true B. false

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Gayathri L asked Aug 18, 2022

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If no values are repeated, then a data set doesn’t have a mode.

A. true
B. false

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Gayathri L asked Aug 18, 2022

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The correct answer is true

Gulshan Nadaph answered Aug 20, 2022

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A. True, a mode would not exist and be considered irrelevant.

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