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Marble How to play the game:
Drop 1.The students will be
grouped into four.
2.Each group will assign who
will be the leader, secretary
and reporter
3.They will create their cheer
that they will use when they
finished the task.
Marble 4.They will be given a board
Drop maze where they will drop
the marble and they will be
given ten trials.
5.There are seven possible
values the marble will drop
to.
6.The assigned secretary will
record the data obtained.
Marble 7.They will be given 10
Drop minutes to finish the activity.
8.One representative from
their group will discuss and
present the data they
obtained.
9.They will be graded base
on the scoring rubrics.
Marble Guide Questions:
Drop 1.From the data gathered,
find the average.
2.Arrange your data from
a.Least to greatest
b.Greatest to least
3.What is/are the middle
most value/s?
Marble 4.Is there a value that
Drop appears most often? If yes,
what is it?
5.Are the values you have
obtained in question number
1, 3 and 4 the same?
6.What is the highest and the
lowest value in your data?
7.Complete table 1 with the
Marble 7.Complete table 1 with the
Drop information being asked.
Marble Table 1 Marble drop scores per trial
Drop
Arrange from Arrange from
Trials
Scores least to greatest Greatest to least
Trial 1
Trial 2
Trial 3
Trial 4
Trial 5
Trial 6
Trial 7
Trial 8
Trial 9
Trial 10
TOTAL
Average
Middle Value
Most Occurring
Values
Lets 1. Based on the activity, how
Analyze! did you get the average of
the values obtained?
2. How did you find the
middle value?
Lets 3. How did you find the most
Analyze! occurring value?
4. Does the value of the
extremes affects the value of
the average, middle score
and most occurring score?
MEASURE OF
CENTRAL
TENDENCY OF
UNGROUPED
DATA
MEAN  Is a number that
represents the “average” of
a set of data.
 Sum of all the values or
data divided by the number
of values in the data.
MEAN  Denoted by x .
 Formula

x
 x
n
Where




x = sum of all data
 n = number of data
Lets Example 1:
Solve! Mer - Nel’s Cake Shop
manager wants to know the
daily average sales of cakes.
The following data are their
sales for the past six days.
Lets
Solve!
Lets Table 2 Sales of Mer-Nel's Cake Shop
Solve! Day Sales( Peso)
1 5800
2 8600
3 6500
4 4300
5 12500
6 13400
TOTAL 51,100
MEDIAN  Middle or central value. The
data must be arranged
numerically.
~
 Denoted by x
 If the number of
observation is odd, the
median is the middle value
on the data observed.
MEDIAN  If the data is even,
ascending or descending,
add the 2 middle value
then divide it by 2.
Lets Example 2:
Solve! The Lapitan family is
composed of seven members
and their ages are 13, 21, 25
54, 23, 50, and 24. What is
the age of the middle
member of their family?
Lets Example 3:
Solve! Mr. Lapitan observes the
growth of a mango plant. He
records the data of the
height of the plant per week
and observed it for eight
weeks. Find the median.
Lets
Solve!
Lets Table 3 Height of the mango plant
Solve! Week Height (Cm)
1 10
2 20
3 30
4 35
5 40
6 45
7 50
8 55
MODE  The most frequently
occurring score or value in
the set of data.
 Denoted by x̂
 If no value occurs more
than once, then the data
has no mode.
MODE  Different Types of Mode:
 1.Unimodal – when the
distribution has only one
mode.
 2.Bimodal – when the
distribution has two modes.
 3.Trimodal – when it has
three modes.
 4.Multimodal – has more
MODE  3.Trimodal – when it has
three modes.
 4.Multimodal – has more
than three modes.
Lets Example 4:
Solve! Scottie Thompson of
Barangay Ginebra’s scores
on their past 10 games.
What is/are the most
frequent score he obtained
on their 10 games.
Lets
Solve!
Lets Table 4 Thompson's scores in 10 games
Solve! Game Scores
1 25
2 12
3 16
4 10
5 25
6 31
7 12
8 18
9 12
10 10
Lets Example 5:
Solve! The following data shows the
temperature (C°) in Los
Baños on the month of
February; 30, 29, 38, 33, 31,
x and 33 if the value of the
mean is 33. Find the value of
x, the median and the mode.
Lets And what will happen with
Solve! the values of the mean
median and the mode if the
highest and lowest value of
temperature is removed.
Lets
Solve!
 Table 5 Comparison of the two set of data
Original Data Lowest and highest values removed
29 30
30 31
31 33
33 33
33 37
37
38
  231   164
Mean = 33 Mean = 32.8
Median = 33 Median = 33
Mode = 33 Mode = 33 36
GROUP ACTIVITY
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Lets Solve! Answer the given problem
1. The following data shows
the number of sold buko pie
of The Original’s Buko Pie in
10 days. Find the mean,
median and mode of the
given data.
Lets Find the following:
Solve! a. Find the number of sold
buko pie on the 11th day if
the computed mean is equal
to 35.
b. Find the mean, median and
mode after obtaining the
value for the 11th day.
Lets
Solve!
 Table 5 Number of Sold Buko Pie
Lets Day Sales
Solve! 1
2
50
35
3 24
4 35
5 45
6 17
7 50
8 24
9 35
10 15

Mean = Median = Mode =
ASSIGMENT Answer the following
questions. (1/2 crosswise)
1.Consider these scores. 4, 5,
6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10.
Determine the 10th score if:
a. The mean is 8.
b. The median is 7, 5.
c. The mode is 9.
“Statistics is
no
substitute
for
judgement”
-Henry Clay- 43