MCQ
The most frequently occurring data value in a data set is the $...........$
  • A
    median
  • B
    arithmetic mean
  • C
    population parameter
  • mode

Answer

Correct option: D.
mode
Mode is the highest occurring figure in a series.
It is the value in a series of observation that repeats maximum number of times and,
which represents the whole series as most of the values in the series revolves around this value.

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