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A sample of 56 employees was taken to determine average pulse rate. The data is in the table below: The mode(s) is/are_______. Pulse Rate (beats per minute) Frequency (# of employees) pulse rate(beats per min) Frequency(# of employees)

54 1

58 4

65 7

68 9

72 4

76 10

80 12

84 4

90 3

98 2

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The mode is the value that appears most often

That is the value that appears more number of times

From the above data

The value ' 80 ' appears 12 times

80 is the most appeard value

Mode = 80

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