FINAL EXAM

Name: John Lloyd Capala Yr. & Section: FIRST YEAR/

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Name of Instructor: Cherry Amor M. Viray-Ariola

1. Gather the height (in inches) of at least 10 male and 10 female classmates.

MALE FEMALE
65 62
72 70
68 64
70 70
72 65
75 69
72 64
68 65
75 65
70 62

2. Tally the result using Frequency table (ungrouped) example

MALE TALLY f
65 l 1
68 ll 2
70 ll 2
72 lll 3
75 ll 2
FEMALE TALLY f
62 ll 2
64 ll 2
65 ll 2
69 lll 3
70 l 1

3. Compute the Measures of Central Tendency (Mean, Median, Mode) of the two groups (male and
Female)

MALE f fx
65 1 65
68 2 136
70 2 140
72 2 144
75 3 225
Total= 10 Total= 707
 MEAN 70.7
MEDIAN 71
MODE 75

FEMALE f fx
62 2 124
64 2 128
65 3 195
69 1 69
70 2 140
Total= 10 Total= 656

MEAN 65.6
MEDIAN 65
MODE 65

4. Compute the Variance, Standard Deviation and Coefficient of Variation (use data as a sample) of the
two groups (male and Female)

VARIANCE:

MALE X-x (X-x)^2 FEMALE X-x (X-x)^2

65 -5 25 62 -4 16
68 -2 4 64 -2 4
70 0 0 65 -1 1
72 2 4 69 3 9
75 5 25 70 4 16
Total= 350 Total= 58 Total= 330 Total= 46

Variance(s) 14.5 Variance(s) 11.5

STANDARD DEVIATION:

STDEV(s) 3.8 STDEV(s) 3.4

COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION:

5. Make a conclusion based on the computed results of IV and V

- Based on the data above, males count for 8.3% of the population while females count
for just 4.5% implying that males higher than the females which the height of males are taller
than females.

6. At 0.05 level of significance, test the hypothesis that your male classmates are taller than
your female classmates. (Apply the steps in testing the hypothesis)

(HO): μ1 = μ2: There is no significant difference between the height of male and female.
(Ha): μ1>μ2: The height of a male Is greater than the height of females.
Hypothesis test: One-tailed right directional test.

0< 1.73
Therefore, we accept Ho
Conclusion: According to the equation above, there is no significant difference between male
and female height.