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1. The student constructed a frequency distribution table for ages of 40 hypertension patients with a class interval of 20-25 years. A histogram and frequency polygon were also made from the distribution. 2. The number of cigarettes smoked per week by 36 people was analyzed. The mean was calculated as 16.58 cigarettes, the median was 15 cigarettes, and the mode was 20 cigarettes. 3. Age data for 45 COVID-19 patients was analyzed. The mean, median, mode, third quartile, fifth decile, and 30th percentile were calculated from the distribution.

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1. The student constructed a frequency distribution table for ages of 40 hypertension patients with a class interval of 20-25 years. A histogram and frequency polygon were also made from the distribution. 2. The number of cigarettes smoked per week by 36 people was analyzed. The mean was calculated as 16.58 cigarettes, the median was 15 cigarettes, and the mode was 20 cigarettes. 3. Age data for 45 COVID-19 patients was analyzed. The mean, median, mode, third quartile, fifth decile, and 30th percentile were calculated from the distribution.

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1. The student constructed a frequency distribution table for ages of 40 hypertension patients with a class interval of 20-25 years. A histogram and frequency polygon were also made from the distribution. 2. The number of cigarettes smoked per week by 36 people was analyzed. The mean was calculated as 16.58 cigarettes, the median was 15 cigarettes, and the mode was 20 cigarettes. 3. Age data for 45 COVID-19 patients was analyzed. The mean, median, mode, third quartile, fifth decile, and 30th percentile were calculated from the distribution.

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Universidad De Zamboanga

School of Education Art’s and Sciences


BIOSTATISTICS LABORATORY
Mid – Term Examination ( 1st Block)
2nd Semester S.Y. 2021-2022

Name: Quire Nicole D. Lumosad Score:__________


Course, Time & Day: BSMT-1-F 02/18/2002- 7:55AM Date: 02/18/2002

Problem Solving: Show your complete solution and interpret the results.

1. Construct a frequency distribution of the ages of 40 patients with hypertension at


hospital X from the given data, with lowest class interval of 20 – 25. Construct a histogram
and a frequency polygon of the frequency distribution. Also the less than cumulative
frequencies, greater than cumulative frequencies, and the class marks of every
class interval.

54 35 47 58 20 36 22 41 23 36 67 45
80 40 78 48 48 48 37 27 38 62 74 28
70 39 51 60 42 34 42 54 63 25 63 80
60 75 38 48

Class Interval Frequency <cf >cf Class Mark


80-85 2 52 2 82.5
74-79 3 50 4 76.5
68-73 1 48 7 70.5
62-67 4 40 18 64.5
56-61 3 40 18 58.5
50-55 3 34 23 52.5
44-49 6 29 30 46.5
38-43 5 22 37 40.5
32-37 4 15 43 34.5
26-31 2 9 47 28.5
20-25 4 5 52 22.5

I=5 N=37 TOTAL=577.5


2. The number of sticks of cigarettes of 36 randomly selected samples in a barangay is
given below. Determine the mean, median, mode, first quartile, second quartile and
third quartile.
14 9 12 15 20 13 12 21 24 30 18 20
20 8 10 7 10 20 27 30 15 27 20 8
21 12 15 17 13 21 12 10 17 10 25 14

a.)Mean
=14+9+12+15+20+13+12+21+24+30+18+20+20+8+10+7+10+20+27+30+15+27
+ 20+8+21+12+15+17+13+21+12+10+17+10+25+14
= 597/36
= 16.58 or 17

b.)Median
7 8 8 9 10 10 10 10 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 15 17 17 18 20 20 20 20 20 21 21
21 24 25 27 27 30 30
Median = 15+15/2
= 15

c.)Mode
=20

d.) first quartile


= 36 x 1 / 4
=9

Q1 = 9th observations
=12

e.) second quartile


=36 x 2 / 4
=18

Q2 = 18th observations
= 15+15/2
= 15

f.) third quartile


=36 x 3 / 4
=27

Q3 = 27 observations
=20
3. The distribution of age (in years) of 45 positive covid 19 patients is admitted in hospital
X is shown below. Calculate the following a.) mean b.) median c.) mode
d.) third quartile e.) fifth decile f.) 30th percentile.

Age f
80 – 89 2
70 – 79 4
60 – 69 3
50 – 59 10
40 – 49 13
30 – 39 8
20 – 29 4
10 – 19 1
4. Consider the distribution of the number of hours spent in the Internet Café per week by
50 medical students is shown below. Compute the a.) mean b.) median
c.) mode d.) third quartile e.) 7th decile f.) 75th percentile
g.) standard deviation

No. of Hours f
54 – 56 5
51 – 53 7
48 – 50 8
45 – 47 15
42 – 44 10
39 – 41 5

a.) mean
𝑥̅ = 2351 / 50
= 47.02
b.) median
𝑚𝑑 = 44.5 + {25 − 15}3 / 15
𝑚𝑑 = 44.5 + (10 ) 3 / 15
𝑚𝑑 = 44.5 + 2
md= 46.5
c.) mode
𝑚𝑜 = 44.5 + {15 − 5 } 3 / ( 2 (15 ) − 5 − 7 )
𝑚𝑜 = 44.5 +{10 } 3 / 18
𝑚𝑜 = 44.5 + 30 / 18
𝑚𝑜 = 44.5 + 1.7
mo= 46.2

d.) third quartile


Q3= 47.5+ (33.75-30)3 / 8
= 47.5 + 2.8
=50.3

e.) 7 th decile
𝐷 7 = 47.5 + {35 − 30 } 3 / 8 𝐷 7 = 47.5 + { 5 } 3 / 8
𝐷 7 = 47.5 + 15 / 8
𝐷 7 = 47.5 + 1.9
𝐷 7 = 49.4

f.) 75th percentile


𝑃75 = 47.5 + {37.5 − 30}3 / 8 𝑃75 = 47.5 + {7.5}3 / 8
𝑃75 = 47.5 + 22.5 / 8
𝑃75 = 47.5 + 2.8
𝑃75 = 50.3

g.) standard deviation

SD= 130.76

Good Luck!

Prepared by:

Prof. Joel M. Jimera, Ph.D.

Approved by:
Dr. Charina F. Paragas
Dean, SLAS

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