Three mangoes, five guavas, two pineapples, four apples, and six strawberries are packed in a fruit basket. Which fruit appears the most frequently?

Q. Three mangoes, five guavas, two pineapples, four apples, and six strawberries are kept in a fruit basket. Which fruit appears the most frequently?

Q. Kerry packed $5$ mangoes, $10$ guavas, $3$ pineapples, $15$ apples and $7$ strawberries in a fruit basket for her school picnic. Which fruit appears the most frequently in the basket?

Q. There are four oranges, five apples and six mangoes in a fruit basket. The number of ways in which a person can make a selection of fruits among the fruits in the basket is

Q. In your basket of fruits, you have mangoes, strawberries and pineapples. What kind of each fruit is represented botanically? Explain giving one reason for each.

Q. A fruit vendor has 36 bananas, 42 apples, 30 oranges and 24 guavas. The fruit vendor decides to make identical fruit baskets with the same number of bananas, apples, oranges and guavas in each basket. The minimum number of apples in each basket is .