FERRER, STEVEN OSWALD A

ALCANTARA, KAREN
DANNANG, HAZEL KATE P.
DE VERA, SHANE V.
SAN JOSE, DANES MHIKAIL D.

PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
Week 5-6
Activity
This study sought to: know our product. These are the guide questions:

a. Do you buy load?

      *Yes
      *No
b. How often do you buy load in a week?
      *Twice
      *Trice
      *Everyday
c. When you buy load, it is already registered to the promo you want?
       *Yes
       * No
d. Where do you consume the load that you bought?
       *Online classes
       *Browsing in social medias
       *Online games
       *Calls and texts
e. How many Bytes can you consume in a day?
       *100-499 MB
       *500-999 MB
       *Above 1GB
f. If we will sell load that is already registered to the promo you like, will you avail it?
        *Yes
        *No
g. What telecommunication network you are using?
        *Smart
        *TnT
        *Globe
        *TM
        *Sun Cellular
h. What platform you prefer for the transaction?
        *via Messenger
        *SMS 

1. What is your main objective in conducting the feasibility study?

 Our main objectives are:
1. To know the reason why they should avail the product;
2. To produce easiest way on availing load, and;
3. To explore the unknown and unlock new possibilities

2. What are other problems that you want to be answered in conducting a feasibility
study?
 What are our reasons why they should avail our product?
 Week 7-8
Activity

1. What methods of research are you going to use?

 Descriptive is the research design used in this study.

2. Who will be your respondents?

 The respondents were be high school and college students

3. What statistical tool you may use in this study?

 The statistical tool/s that will be used in this study will be the Slovin
Formula. The formula for Slovin's Formula is as follows: n =
N/(1+Ne2), where n is the sample size, N is the population size, and e
is the researcher's margin of error.

Formula:
n=N / (1+〖Ne〗^2)
n=100 / (1+〖100(.1) 〗^2)
=100 / (1+100(.01))
=100 / (1+1)
= 100/2.
=50respondents

Where: 
N = the number of people who qualify in the area of study.
e = margin of error which is 10%.
n = number of needed respondents.

Given:
N = 100