What distribution has two modes?

A distribution with two modes is called a bimodal distribution. This type of distribution has two distinct peaks or local maxima, indicating that there are two values or ranges of values that occur with greater frequency than others. Bimodal distributions can arise in various contexts, such as in populations with two subgroups or in combined datasets from different sources. Examples include the distribution of heights in a population with both adult men and women or test scores from two differing educational backgrounds.