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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is USGS WaterWatch in maintenance-only mode?

  NOTICE:In January 2020, USGS WaterWatch began operating in maintenance-only mode. Existing tools, features, and web data services are being fully maintained as before, but new tools and enhancements will no longer be developed. Please click herefor more information or contact USGS WaterWatchif you have any questions.

• What is the mean median and mode of a number?

  In statistics, ’Mean, Median and Mode’ are the three different types of averages used in statistics. Mean is the average, where we add numbers and divide by total number of numbers. Median is the middle value in the list of data . Mode is the number that occurs most frequently.

• How do you find the mode?

  How to Find the Mode

  1. Write the numbers in your data set. Modes are typically taken from sets of statistical data points or lists of numerical values. Thus, to find a ...
  2. Order the numbers from smallest to largest. Next, it’s often a wise idea to sort the values of your data set so that they’re in ascending order.
  3. Count the number of times each number is repeated. Next, count the number of times that each number in the set appears. Look for the value that ...
  4. Identify the value (or values) that occur most often. When you know how many times each value occurs in your data set, find the value that occurs ...

• Can mode be two numbers?

  It is possible to have more than one mode if multiple numbers in a set occur the same number of times. There are special terms for having two modes (bimodal) and having more than two modes (multimodal).

• How to calculate mean, median and mode?

  Mean, Median, Mode Calculator Mean Formula. The mean x̄ of a data set is the sum of all the data divided by the count n . ... Median Example. For the data set 1, 1, 2, 5, 6, 6, 9 the median is 5. ... Median Formula. Ordering a data set x1 ≤ x2 ≤ x3 ≤ ... Interquartile Range Outliers. Potential Outliers are values that lie above the Upper Fence or below the Lower Fence of the sample set.