NUMBER OF APPS IN A

STUDENT’S SMARTPHONE

10-I: Group 5

Aggabao, Edelaiza Julienne

Binudin, Ashley Kate
Catungal, Paul Andrei
Galang, Carienah Jhezarie
Mano, Precious Michaela
Mendoza, Lexis Mei
Monsod, Miren Andrea
Vargas, John Earl
ANALYSIS
The researchers conducted a survey that asks the students of 10F, 10G, 10H, and 10J
about how many apps do they have in their smartphones. Each section had 20
representatives that contains 10 girls and 10 boys. The following information were asked
of the students:
a) Name
b) Gender
c) Section
d) Number of apps in a student’s smartphone
After reaching the desired number of respondents, the raw data was gathered into a
table as participants were divided by their respective sections before being separated
further into male and female prior to being transcribed into a steam and leaf diagram.

DATA OF 10F
The data comes from 10 students where the respondents are both male and female.
The female students from 10F have 196 applications in total. The central tendencies
are: 31 is the range, 39.2 for the mean, 34 for the median, and 34 for the mode. This
data is unimodal because there was only one mode or most frequent number of
applications in their smartphones. While the males have a total of 225 applications in
their smartphones. The central tendencies are: 56 is the range, 45 for the mean, 48 for
the median, and there is no mode for this data since no data is repeating or there is no
number that occurs more than any other. As for the central tendencies of both genders,
the mean is 42.1 while the median is 41. The most repeated number or mode would be
34 and it is identified as unimodal. The total number of smartphones apps for the
students of 10F who answered the survey is 421.

DATA OF 10G
For 10G, the central tendencies for the females is that mean is 48.5, the median is 49,
and the mode is also 49. Their highest score is 80 while the lowest is 16. The total
number of smartphone apps for the females of 10G who answered the survey is 291.
As for the males in 10G, their central tendencies were: 45 for the mean, 34.5 for the
median, and 33 for the mode. Their highest score is 78 and the lowest score is 33. The
total number of smartphone apps for the males of the 10G who answered the survey is
180. The central tendencies for both genders would be 47.1 for the mean, 42.5 for the
median, and 33 and 49 for the mode which identifies as bimodal. The total number of
smartphone apps for the students of 10G who answered the survey would be 471.

DATA OF 10H

For 10H, the females have the central tendencies of, 53.2 for the mean, 56 for the
median, and there is no mode. The highest score in the females is 104 while the lowest
is 19. The total number of the smartphone apps of the females who answered the
survey in 10H is 266. As for the males who answered the survey from 10H, they have
the central tendencies of 85.6 for the mean, 87 for the median and there is also no
mode for the males. Their highest score is 124 while the lowest is 53. The total number
of smartphone apps for the males in 10H who answered the survey is 428. As for the
central tendencies for both genders—the mean would be 69.4, the median would be
63.5 and there will be no mode. The total number of smartphone apps of 10H students
who answered the survey is 694.

DATA OF 10J

For 10J, there are 6 females and 4 males who answered the survey. For the females,
the lowest is 42 and the highest is 85 in the number of smartphone apps. Their range
is 43, the mean is 60.33, the median is 62 and there are no modes. The total number
of smartphone apps of the 10J females who answered the survey is 364. As for the
males, the lowest is 13 while the highest is 200. Their range is 187, the mean is 79.5,
the median is 16 and there are no modes. The total number of smartphone apps of the
10J males who answered the survey is 318. As for the central tendencies of both
genders, the mean is 68.2, the median is 62 and there are no modes. The total number
of smartphone apps of 10J students who answered the survey is 682.

OVERALL DATA

Altogether, there were 22 females who answered the survey. For the females, the
lowest is 16 and the highest is 104 in the number of smartphone apps. Their range is
88, the mean is 50.77, the median is 49 and the mode is 56. As for the males, there
were 18 participants with the lowest number of apps being 13 while the highest is 200.
Their range is 187, the mean is 60 and the modes are 16, 33 and 69. All in all there
were a total of 40 participants with the number of smartphone apps for the females
who answered the survey being 1117 and the males being 1151. Regarding both
genders’ central tendencies, the mean would be 56.23, the median is 51 and the mode
is 56 which identifies as unimodal. The total number of smartphone apps for the
students who answered the survey is 2268.

CONCLUSION
According to the survey conducted, males possess more phone applications than
females do perhaps because they prefer to entertain themselves with their gadgets in
better varieties than females do.