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प्रश्न
Find the mode from the following information:
L = 10, h = 2, f0 = 58, f1 = 70, f2 = 42.
उत्तर
Mode = `"l" + ("f"_1 - "f"_0)/(2"f"_1 - "f"_0 - "f"_2) xx "h"`
`= 10 + (70 - 58)/(2 (70) - 58 - 42) xx 2`
`= 10 + 12/(140 - 100) xx 2`
`= 10 + 24/40`
`= 10 + 3/5`
`= 53/5`
= 10.6
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