Statistical Graph
Statistical Graph
31 30 31 27 35
34 31 34 35 27
35 38 40 38 29
STATISTICAL TABLES 35 27 35 33 31
29 40 35 36 38
A. Consider the third quarter test scores of 50 students in
Mathematics 10 Draw the frequency polygon, histogram and ogive for the
29 27 28 27 34 above data.
29 27 27 28 25
35 26 24 33 23 D. The following data represent the weekly savings of students
27 33 32 21 20 in a grade 9 class.
21 21 26 30 27
19 30 28 19 27 P49 P84 P91 P67 P38
26 24 21 24 37 57 82 29 47 38
40 25 27 26 23 54 52 43 67 65
28 29 24 35 36 50 18 58 48 39
25 28 29 24 26 16 65 35 71 73
78 56 35 59 71
9 26 57 61 42
Third Quarter Test of 50 Students in Mathematics 10 44 24 52 63 85
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Class f C.M. L.L. U.L L.B. U.B.
C.f C.f
Using the above data,
5. Construct a frequency distribution with 7 classes.
6. Construct histogram and a frequency polygon from the data.
7. Construct a frequency distribution using 9 class intervals.
8. Construct a histogram and a frequency polygon from the
data.
STEM-AND-LEAF PLOTS
2. Find the mean, median, and mode for the data in the stem-
and-leaf plot.
A. Nature of Computation
Mean- computational or calculated average
Median- rank or positional average
Mode- inspectional or commercial average
C. Usability
Mean- most widely used average and subject to further
mathematical computation.
Median- less widely used than the mean but can be subjected
to a few mathematical manipulated
Mode- rarely used and cannot be mathematically manipulated
D. Nature of Data
Mean- measure for interval or ratio scales such as scores,
grades, temperature, and population.
Median- measure for ordinal scales such as test scores, salary
Mode- measure for nominal scales such as number of certain
brand of commodities.
Prepared by:
ROUSSEL P. PALMARIA
Math 10 Teacher