In case of inclusive classes the first step is to convert the same into exclusive classes by using adjustment value to change the limits ( See section 4.3.3.). Given the following frequency distribution with inclusive classes. The adjustment value for converting inclusive classes into exclusive classes is 0.5(=(6-5)/(2)). Deduct 0.5 from all the lower limits and add 0.5 to all upper limits before applying the method of calculation.

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1.	In case of inclusive classes the first step is to convert the same into exclusive classes by using adjustment value to change the limits ( See section 4.3.3.). Given the following frequency distribution with inclusive classes. The adjustment value for converting inclusive classes into exclusive classes is 0.5(=(6-5)/(2)). Deduct 0.5 from all the lower limits and add 0.5 to all upper limits before applying the method of calculation.
Answer» Solution : `l_(1)=8.5` `Delta_(1)=8-5=3` `Delta_(2)=8-2=6` `i=8.5-5.5=3` SUBSTITUTING the values : Mode `=l_(1)+(Delta_(1))/(Delta_(1)+Delta_(2))xxi` `=8.5+(3)/(3+6)xx3=8.5+(9)/(9)=9.5`