1.

A table, with all the data present, that shows the individuals,
their relationship to you, and age.

Individual Relationship Age

1. Roxan Revilla My Mother 38
2. Genaro Revilla My Father 47
3. Marianne Lovely Revilla My Sister 11
4. Christina Revilla My Sister 8
5. Alberto Dominguez Sr. My Grandfather 65
6. Edisia Dominguez My Grandmother 62
7. Noel Dominguez My Uncle ( Mom side) 41
8. Dexter Dominguez My Uncle ( Mom side) 32
9. Alberto Dominguez Jr. My Uncle ( Mom side) 28
10.Sheila Dominguez My Auntie ( Mom side) 20
11.Analyn Dominguez My Auntie (Wife of Dexter) 28
12. Nate Gabriel Dominguez My Nephew ( Son of Dexter) 1
13.Shawn Ufania My Auntie (Girlfriend of Alberto Jr.) 26
14.Renato Manalili My Cousin ( 3rd degree) 22
15.Glend Revilla My Cousin ( Dad side) 21
16.Analy Revilla My Cousin ( Dad side) 20
17. Kyrie My Dog 1
18.Leon Mark Dominguez My Nephew ( Son of Noel ) 6
19. Noah Dominguez My Nephew ( Son of Noel) 4
20. Marvy Revilla Myself 17
2. A stem-and-leaf plot that shows all the ages in your set of
data.

STEM LEAF
0 1, 1, 4, 6, 8
1 1, 7
2 0, 0, 1, 2, 6, 8, 8
3 2, 8
4 1, 7
5
6 2, 5

3. A steam-and-leaf plot that shows all the ages of males and

females “back to back”.

MALE STEM FEMALE

6, 4, 1, 1 0 8
7 1 1
8, 2, 1 2 0, 0, 6, 8
2 3 8
7, 1 4
5
5 6 2

4.A circle graph, with percent labels, that shows the amount of
individuals in the age categories below.

Babies (0- Children Teens Young Adults Seniors

1) (2-12) (13-19) Adults (30-69) (70+)
(20-29)
Nate Leon Marvy Glend Roxan
Kyrie Noah Shawn Genaro
Christina Alberto Jr. Edisia
Marianne Renato Alberto Sr.
Sheila Dexter
Analy Noel
Analyn
 Ages
10%

30%
Babies
20% Children
Teens
Young adults
Adults
Seniors
5%

35%

Questions

Assume that you put the names of each person in your data collection in a hat. Each question involves
selecting a name or names from the hat.

1. What is the probability that you will choose a person in the children or teen category?

2. What are the odds against you choosing a person from the children or teen category?
3. What is the probability of you choosing a person from the adult category, and then, with replacing
the name, choosing someone from the children category?

4. What is the probability of you choosing a person from young adults or adults category, and then,
after replacing the name, choosing someone from the children category?

5. A driver comes to pick up members of your family for a family reunion. The van holds 7 people, not
including the driver. Assuming that none of the babies will be riding in the van, how many different
ways can 7 people be chosen to ride in the van?

6. Your family plays a money game where the first person chosen wins $1, the second person chosen
wins $5, the third person chosen $10, and the fourth person wins $50. Since you won $50 prize during
the last game, you are in charge of the choosing this time (so you cannot win). How many different
winning scenarios are possible in this play of the money game?