Find the mean, median, and mode of a set of numbers.
All three measures of central tendency are calculated from the same list of numbers.
Mean: Sum ÷ Count
Median: Middle value when sorted
Mode: Most frequent value(s)
Why might these three values all be different?
Each one measures 'typical' in a different way. The mean can be affected a lot by very high or low numbers. The median is not. The mode simply finds the number that appears most often. An uneven set of numbers can give quite different values for each.