What does Mode, Median, Mean and range mean in math?

Mode - the number that appears the most times Mean - all the numbers added together, divided by how many numbers there are Range - difference between highest and lowest numbers Median - put all the numbers in order of increasing value, the median is the number in the middle

Mode= most common Range: means the ange from the smallest to largest (Difference) Mean= average median= he number in the middle (Think highway.... median in the middle.)

Mode : most frequented value in sample Median :the value in the middle of sample Mean : the average of the values and range is the difference between max and min of the values

Mode simply means the most common value in a group or a sequence. Median is the middle number, make sure they are in order before you work the median. If you have 2 middle numbers, add them up and then divide by 2 to get your median number. Mean, or Average, simply means the average number in a group of numbers. This is done by adding all your numbers up then divide by how many numbers you have. This will give you your mean. The range is simply the difference between the lowest and the highest numbers (or values). This is found by taking the lowest value away from the highest value. I am in the same position as you, i have my GCSE's coming up very soon! Good luck with yours babe! Hope my advice helped:D !

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mode is the number that is most common, median is the number that is in the middle when the numbers are aligned in order froom least to greates, but i forget mean

Mera math bhi kamjor hai? So i m sorry