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Describing data

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When a data set is listed in a stem‑and‑leaf plot or a frequency table, the *mode* is simply the value that appears most often. In a stem‑and‑leaf plot you count how many leaves each stem has; the stem with the greatest leaf count (or the leaf that repeats most within that stem) gives the modal value. The *median* is the middle value when all observations are arranged in order. If the total number of observations, , is odd, the median is the ‑th term; if is even, it is the average of the ‑th and ‑th terms. For grouped data you may need to expand the frequencies into a list, then locate the middle position(s).

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