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Rare false readings (outliers) affect the mode, except in tiny samples,

Astrongly
Bhardly at all
Cby doubling it
Dby erasing it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. hardly at all
1. An outlier is a rare unusual value. 2. The mode depends on the most frequent value, so a rare value rarely changes it. 3. So the mode is insensitive to outliers. It is not always the mean or the largest value. _Source: Wikipedia, Mode (statistics), Properties_
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