The relation between mean, mode and median is : - Vidyadip

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The relation between mean, mode and median is :

A
Mode $= (3 \times$ mean$) − (2 \times$ median$)$
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Mode $= (3 \times$ median$) − (2 \times$ mean$)$
C
Mode $= (3 \times$ mean$) − (2 \times$ mode$)$
D
Mode $= (3 \times$ median$) − (2 \times $ mode$)$

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Answer

Correct option: B.

Mode $= (3 \times$ median$) − (2 \times$ mean$)$

Mode $= (3 \times$ median$) − (2 \times$ mean$)$

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