The mode of a continuous distribution is the most probable valueof the random variable associated with the distribution. If we sketchthe probability distribution function against itwill typically have a maximum. Finding the mode then becomes a matterof finding the turning point, or solving the equation
itwill typically have a maximum. Finding the mode then becomes a matterof finding the turning point, or solving the equation

Example: Find the mean of the probability given by

The Uniform distribution does not have a mode since everywhere,except at the ends. Also if
everywhere,except at the ends. Also if isincreasing then the mode is at the upper end of the range of
isincreasing then the mode is at the upper end of the range of andif
andif isdecreasing then the mode is at the lower range of the distributionof
isdecreasing then the mode is at the lower range of the distributionof