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L02 Possible Values of A Random Variable

This lesson plan covers random variables. The objectives are to illustrate discrete and continuous random variables, classify them, apply them to real life situations. The teaching procedures include a review of normal distribution, motivation, and a lesson development activity where students define random variables, sample space, and examples of discrete and continuous random variables. For assessment, students give examples of discrete and continuous random variables. The assignment is for students to find 10 examples of each type of random variable in their home and explain them.

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L02 Possible Values of A Random Variable

This lesson plan covers random variables. The objectives are to illustrate discrete and continuous random variables, classify them, apply them to real life situations. The teaching procedures include a review of normal distribution, motivation, and a lesson development activity where students define random variables, sample space, and examples of discrete and continuous random variables. For assessment, students give examples of discrete and continuous random variables. The assignment is for students to find 10 examples of each type of random variable in their home and explain them.

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Lesson Plan in: Statistics and Probability

I. CONTENT/ TOPIC: Random Variables

II. OBJECTIVES:

 Illustrate a random variable


 Classify random variables as discrete or continuous;
 Apply random variables as discrete or continuous in real life situation

III. REFERENCE:

Statistics and Probability Learner’s Materials (DepEd)

IV. TEACHING PROCEDURES/ STRATEGIES:

A. Daily Routine

B. simple Recall/ Review: Normal Distribution

C. Motivation:

D. development of the Lesson:

a. ACTIVITY: Concept Notes/Discussions:

Variables

It is variable is any information, attribute,


characteristic, number or quantity that
describe person, place, event, thing, or idea
that can be measure or counted.

Random Variable

A random variable is a variable whose value


is dependent to the outcome of a
experiment.

For examples:

Rolling a pair of dice Drawing a deck of card


Sample Space

A sample space is a set of all possible


outcomes of an experiment.

Two Types of Random Variable

 Discrete Random Variable


It is a quantitative variable whose value can only be attained through counting.
It can be finite in number of possible values or countably infinite if the counting process
has no end
It is a set of possible outcomes is countable.

For examples:

The number of eggs The number of students

The total number of


The amount of money
COVID – 19 Patients
 Continuous Random Variable
It is a quantitative variable that can assume an infinitely many, uncountable number of real number
values.
The value given to an observation can include values as small as the instrument of measurement
allows.

It is a set of possible outcomes is measurable.

For examples:

The height of the boy The weight of the pig

The body temperature The speed of the red car

b. ANALYSIS:

1.W hat is Random Variables?


2.W hat is Sam ple Space?

3.H ow do you find the values of


discrete random variable?
4.H ow do you find the values of
conti nuous variable ?
c. ABSTRACTION

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COVID -19. in pandemic. in SHS.

d. ASSESSMENT:
DLP
1. Give at least 5 examples of discrete random variable in real life situation.

2. Given at least 5 examples of continuous random variable in real life situation.

V. ASSIGNMENT:
DIRECTION: Look inside of your house and find out at least 10 examples of discrete and continuous random
variables and explain it.

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