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Mode of the following distribution is

5
5.28
6
6.28

hint Hint:

Mode is most frequently occurring observation or data

The correct answer is: 6

Given :

Mode is most frequently occurring observation or data
From the above table we can see 10 students have got 6 marks which is the frequently occurring data.
Thus mode is 6.

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