I. Tell each of the following situations whether it requires
Tell each of the following situations whether it requires
a descriptive or inferential statistics.
1. Several manufacturing firms in a particular industry
are surveyed for the purpose of estimating the industry
wide investment in capital equipment.
2. The price movement of 50 issues of stocks are
analyzed to determine whether stock in general have
gone up or down during a certain period of time.
3. A statistical table is constructed for the purpose of
presenting the passenger-miles flown by various
commercial airlines in the Philippines.
II. Classify each variable as qualitative or quantitative.
1. Classification of children in a Day Care Center (infant,
toddler, preschooler)
2. Height of all STEM Basket ball players.
III. Give the level of measurement for each of the
following:
1. Body temperature of an athlete.
2. Income of a professor in a certain University.
3. The number of casualties in a calamity.
4. Student number.
5. Temperature measurement using Kelvin Scale.
6. Birth order.
7. Horse power of motorcycle engine.
8. Political party.
9. Diagnosis of a doctor to a patient.
10. Aptitude test of all aspiring NBI agents.
What is the meaning of the following symbols?
1. O 3. k
2. S 4. E
Answer the following:
1. A coin is tossed thrice. Find:
a. the sample space.
b. the total no. of sample points.
c. the probability of getting exactly 3 heads.
d. the probability of getting at most 2 tails.
e. the probability of getting at most 1 head.
f. the probability of getting at least 1 tail.
2. In rolling a pair of dice, find the probability that
the sum of the results will be:
a. 5
b. 9
c. At least 10
d. 13
Level-up with FCP:
1. Keira is shopping for an everyday school
#OOTD. She bought 3 blouses, 2 t-shirts, 3 pants, 1
skirt and 4 pairs of rubber shoes. If she has to
choose 1 upper wear (blouses or t-shirts), 1 lower
wear (pants or skirts) and 1 pair of rubber shoes for
her #OOTD,
Question: What is the probability for Keira to only
consider blouse as her upper wear in her #OOTD?
2. Marco is an outstanding student. Because of his
high grades, his mother gave him money to buy
himself a new polo and a new pair of shoes. He is
choosing whether to buy his polo from Levis, Lee,
Tribal, or Dickies. He’s also deciding whether to
buy a rubber shoes or a leather shoes.
Question: What is the probability for Marco to buy
a polo from Dickies?
Pabuhat Question (Additional 2 pts.):
Ano ang buong pangalan ng teacher mo sa Statistics
& Probability? ;)
I.
a descriptive or inferential statistics.
1. Several manufacturing firms in a particular industry
are surveyed for the purpose of estimating the industry
wide investment in capital equipment.
2. The price movement of 50 issues of stocks are
analyzed to determine whether stock in general have
gone up or down during a certain period of time.
3. A statistical table is constructed for the purpose of
presenting the passenger-miles flown by various
commercial airlines in the Philippines.
II. Classify each variable as qualitative or quantitative.
1. Classification of children in a Day Care Center (infant,
toddler, preschooler)
2. Height of all STEM Basket ball players.
III. Give the level of measurement for each of the
following:
1. Body temperature of an athlete.
2. Income of a professor in a certain University.
3. The number of casualties in a calamity.
4. Student number.
5. Temperature measurement using Kelvin Scale.
6. Birth order.
7. Horse power of motorcycle engine.
8. Political party.
9. Diagnosis of a doctor to a patient.
10. Aptitude test of all aspiring NBI agents.
What is the meaning of the following symbols?
1. O 3. k
2. S 4. E
Answer the following:
1. A coin is tossed thrice. Find:
a. the sample space.
b. the total no. of sample points.
c. the probability of getting exactly 3 heads.
d. the probability of getting at most 2 tails.
e. the probability of getting at most 1 head.
f. the probability of getting at least 1 tail.
2. In rolling a pair of dice, find the probability that
the sum of the results will be:
a. 5
b. 9
c. At least 10
d. 13
Level-up with FCP:
1. Keira is shopping for an everyday school
#OOTD. She bought 3 blouses, 2 t-shirts, 3 pants, 1
skirt and 4 pairs of rubber shoes. If she has to
choose 1 upper wear (blouses or t-shirts), 1 lower
wear (pants or skirts) and 1 pair of rubber shoes for
her #OOTD,
Question: What is the probability for Keira to only
consider blouse as her upper wear in her #OOTD?
2. Marco is an outstanding student. Because of his
high grades, his mother gave him money to buy
himself a new polo and a new pair of shoes. He is
choosing whether to buy his polo from Levis, Lee,
Tribal, or Dickies. He’s also deciding whether to
buy a rubber shoes or a leather shoes.
Question: What is the probability for Marco to buy
a polo from Dickies?
Pabuhat Question (Additional 2 pts.):
Ano ang buong pangalan ng teacher mo sa Statistics
& Probability? ;)