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Your own link calls mode an average, and the quote you provided says nothing about it not being an average. I'm not sure what you are trying to demonstrate with

• sologoub 11y ago
  The quote clearly states that mode coincides with the mean (arithmetic average) and median (mid point of a distribution) in perfectly normally distributed populations. Therefore, mode is not the same as average in most cases, as perfect normal distribution is not that common. Mode is the most commonly occurring value in distribution. According to some schools of thought, a distribution can have multiple modes.