Mathematics · Measures of Central Tendency
When mode (Z) is ill-defined, its value is determined by which empirical formula? (where M = median and X¯ = mean)
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- 1Z = 2M - X¯
- 2Z = 3M + 2X¯
- 3Z = 3M - 2X¯✓
- 4Z = 3X¯ - 2M
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Z = 3M - 2X¯
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