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Worksheet 1 - Basics of Statistics

1. The document contains a worksheet with questions on basic statistics concepts including variables, sampling methods, and numerical descriptive methods. 2. It asks the reader to identify different types of variables and sampling methods based on descriptions. It also provides LET exam scores for 25 examiners and asks the reader to calculate various descriptive statistics and interpret the results. 3. The final questions calculate measures of central tendency, dispersion, percentiles and quartiles from the exam score data to analyze and describe the distribution.

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Worksheet 1 - Basics of Statistics

1. The document contains a worksheet with questions on basic statistics concepts including variables, sampling methods, and numerical descriptive methods. 2. It asks the reader to identify different types of variables and sampling methods based on descriptions. It also provides LET exam scores for 25 examiners and asks the reader to calculate various descriptive statistics and interpret the results. 3. The final questions calculate measures of central tendency, dispersion, percentiles and quartiles from the exam score data to analyze and describe the distribution.

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SAN PASCUAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Worksheet # 2
Basic Statistics: Variables, Sampling and Numerical Descriptive Methods

A. Write N if Nominal, O if Ordinal, I if Interval and R if Ratio.

_______1. GSIS number


_______2. Sibling place in a family
_______3. Teacher’s rank
_______4. Temperature measured in Kelvin scale.
_______5. LET results in the last examination.
_______6. Number of MRT passengers from Recto to Santolan station
_______7. Courses offered in university belt.
_______8. Evaluation of students to faculty using the Likert scale
_______9. Number of votes in each senatorial candidate
_______10. Emotional quotient of employees
_______11. Performance rating of students in Statistics
_______12. Weight of students in a certain public school
_______13. Political affiliation of politicians
_______14. Nationality of certain individual
_______15. Ranking of tennis players
_______16. Marital status of clients in a certain bank
_______17. Pages in the PLDT telephone book
_______18. Time required for engineers to do certain projects.
_______19. Shirt size for the Intramurals
_______20. Ages of companies in Makati Business Club members
_______21. Blood type of the mother
_______22. Educational attainment of Barangay captain
_______23. Serial number of car motors
_______24. Flavor of ice cream
_______25. Height of a mercury in a Barometer

B. Identify the type of sampling used. Write RS for simple random sampling, SS for systematic sampling, SR for stratified, CS for
cluster, C for convenience and Q for Quota.

_______1. From 12 vocational schools, a campaign manager randomly selects 5 schools and interviews qualified voters.
_______2. A political analyst interviews every 15th person on the voter’s list of the city.
_______3. A principal writes the names of his teachers on cards, shuffles the cards, then draws 14 names.
_______4. A teacher selects all the students in the classes he is handling in order to obtain a student’s profile of the school.
_______5. A sample of products is obtained by selecting every 100th item on the assembly line.
_______6. Random numbers generated by a calculator are used to select serial numbers of car parts to be used in testing.
_______7. A researcher randomly selects students from each year level.
_______8. A student sends a text message to 50 of her friends and classmates in order to know their brand preference for soft
drink product.
C. Below are the LET scores of the 25 examiners (first-takers and repeaters) of a certain school in Camarines Sur.
67 70 73 75 82
67 71 74 76 83
68 72 74 79 84
68 72 74 79 84
69 73 74 81 85

Compute for the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, variance, cv, skewness, P 90, D7 and Q3. Provide interpretation of
your mean, skewness, P90, D7 and Q3.

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