Central-Tendency
Central-Tendency
Subject Mathematics 7
Teacher’s Activity
I. Objectives At the end of the discussion the students should be able to:
a. Define mean, median and mode;
b. Find the mean, median and mode of a statistical data; and
c. Understand the importance of measures of central tendency in
real life situations.
Materials: PowerPoint
Presentation, Board and marker
What was our lesson yesterday? Ma’am, our lesson yesterday was all
about graphical representations of
data.
Great!
Now, what are the different types
of graphical representations of
data? (Students raise their hands)
Yes Pablo?
Ma’am the different types of graphical
representations of data are Bar Graph,
pie chart, line graph and histogram.
B. ENGAGE Motivation:
C. EXPLORE Now may I present to you
our learning objectives for
today’s discussion.
First example:
Given this set of numbers (13, 18,
13, 14, 13, 16, 14, 21, 13) find
their sum.
Ma’am the sum of all the given values
So what is the total? is 135.
That's right; now divide it by how Ma’am there are nine values.
many values are in the given data.
Very good, give him/her three We add and divide for the mean.
claps. What is it when we add and
divide?
So 15 is our mean. Does anyone Ma’am, the other term for mean is
know the other term for mean? average
Correct; class I have here 3 cups (A student will count the number of
and sticks; I need a volunteer to sticks inside the cups to get the mean.)
count the sticks per cup and get Ma’am we have a total of 18 sticks in
the total number of sticks. Find all three cups, we divide 18 by three
the mean and place the sticks in and we get 6. The mean is 6. So there
each cup equally. must be 6 sticks per cup.
Well said. What have you noticed Ma’am I have noticed that the sticks
about the cups with sticks? are distributed equally.
Everybody read!
None ma’am.
In which value does the middle
point falls?
85+87
Median=
2
172
=
2
=86
Second example
Everybody read!
-Very good!
-What value appears the same It appears often but 24 only occurs
number of times in the given set twice. And 23 is the greatest number
of data? that appears in the given set of data.
Any questions?
Yes ma’am.
None ma’am
D. EXPLAIN /ANALYSIS
Now , i believe that you have
learned how to find the mean,
median and mode
-Ma,am it is the average of the data ,
Again, what is mean?
where you Add all the numbers and get
the quotient of the sum by dividing the
number of how many number given.
Very good
What about median? -Median is the middle number in the list
of numbers ordered from lowest to
greatest.
What about mode? -Mode is the value that appears most
often in a set of data.
Example
no.2
John met 7 milktea vendors in Davao
City. John is planning to have a milktea
shop business therefore he asked them
about their monthly profit. John found
out that the profitt were:
Php28, 000, Php 35, 000, Php 39,000,
Php 6,500, Php32,000, Php 25, 000 and
Php 25, 500.
What would be the mean
What is 5-(-5) class? Sir 10, because the
second number is
negative and the
operation is subtraction
and when you distribute
the subtraction to the -
5 it become 5, then 5+5
is equal to 10.
Exactly!
We have now:
Marvelous!
𝑦 + 5 = 𝑥 + 10
To convert it to the standard form,
in standard form there’s no fraction
so to eliminate the fraction multiply
both sides of the equation by 2.
2(𝑦 + 5) = 2( 𝑥 + 10)
Excellent Van!
What do we do next to make it
standard form? To make it standard
form we can use the
addition property of
equality sir.
Addition property of equality of
what term?
Sir -5x and 10.
Excellent!
Yes Angelina?
2𝑦+5𝑥 10
=
10 10
𝑦 𝑥
Great! + =1
5 2
Do you understand class?
𝑦 −𝑦
𝑦 1 𝑥2−𝑥1 1
Yes Lorraine?
𝑦
𝑦
𝑦 − 1 = 6(𝑥 − 3)
𝑦 − 1 = 6𝑥 − 18
You’re doing great!
Marvelous Tristan!
None so far sir.
Do you have question?
Example:
3. Find the equation of a line with
slope 𝑚 = and passing through
the point (-5, -5).
Solution:
We substitute the values in the
point-slope form. 𝑦 − 𝑦1 = 𝑚(𝑥
− 𝑥1)
𝑦 − (−5) = (𝑥 − (−5))
𝑦 + 5 = (𝑥 + 5)
Apply the distributive
What do we do next? property on right
equation Sir.
𝑦+5= 𝑥+2
As we can see o the equation, we
can now find the slope-intercept
form.
Excellent!
Perfect!
Yes Sir!
Do you understand class?
That’s great!
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