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When can a data set have multiple modes?

ASeveral share timed frequency
BSeveral share top frequency
CSeveral share total frequency
DSeveral share tiny frequency
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Several share top frequency
1. The mode is defined by the highest frequency. 2. Nothing forces only one value to reach it. 3. There may be multiple modes if more than one value has the same highest frequency. 4. So the answer is several share top frequency. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 7 'Understanding Data'_
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