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Frequency Percentage
ADDRESS Dicabisagan West 17 42.5%
Centro West 9 22.5%
Maligaya 5 12.5%
Dicabisagan East 3 7.5
Centro East 2 5%
Divilacan 2 5%
Marikit 1 2.5%
Dialawyao 1 2.5%
TOTAL 40 100%
AGE 5 to 19 3 7.5%
20-25 7 17.5%
36-50 18 45%
51 and above 12 30%
TOTAL 40 100%
DO YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS? Should be known how to manage it. 1 2.5%
Continue the availability of the
product and make new and unique
salad. 3 7.5%
Buy the cheapest one and the
economical. 1 2.5%
Need more and enough ingredients 67.5%
or recipes to improve your product.
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Fresh Vegetables 3 7.5%
Make sure the taste is good. 5 12.5%
TOTAL 40 100%
INTERPRETATION
1.1 Address. This presents the distribution of the respondents in terms of address. As shown in
table, there are 17 or 42.5% of respondents are in Dicabisagan West, 9 or 22.5% of the
respondents are in Centro West, 5 or 12.5% of the respondents are in Maligaya, 3 or 7.5% of the
the respondents are in Divilacan, 1 or 2.5% of the respondents are in Marikit and 1 or 2.5% of
the respondents are in Dialawyao with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more respondents are in Dicabisagan West compared to others.
1.2 Gender. This presents the distribution of the respondents in terms of gender. As shown in
table, there are 29 or 72.5%of female respondents and 11 or 27.5% of male with a total of 40 or
The data show that there are more female respondents compared to male.
1.3 Age. This presents the distribution of the respondents in terms of age. As shown in the table,
there are 3 or 7.5% of respondents are in the age of 5-19, 7 or 17.5% for age of 20-35, 18 or 45%
for the age of 36-50 and 12 or 30% for the age of 51 and above with the total of 40 or 100% of
the respondents.
The data show that there are more business owners at the age of 36-50 ccompared to others.
1.4 Monthly Income. This presents the distribution of the respondents in terms of monthly
income. As shown in the table, there are 29 or 72.5% of the respondents earned 0-14,999, 8 or
20% earned 15,000-34,999 and 3 or 7.5% earned 50,000 and above with the total of 40 or 100%
of the respondents.
The data show that there are 29 or 72.5% of the respondents who earned 0-14,999 every
month.
1.5 Type of Customers. This presents the distribution of the respondents in terms of type of
customers. As shown in the table that there are 16 or 40% of the respondents are the household
owners, 12 or 30% of the respondents are the restaurant owners, 8 or 20% of the respondents are
the students and 4 or 10% of the respondents are the others with the total of 40 or 100% of the
respondents.
The data show that there are more household owner respondents compare to others.
2. Kind of salad they usually eat. This presents the distribution of respondents in term of what
kind of salad they usually eat. As shown in the table that there are 26 or 65% of respondents
usually eat a vegetable salad, 4 or 10% of the respondents usually eat a fruit salad and 10 or 25%
of the respondents usually eat a macaroni salad with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more respondents usually eat a vegetable compare to others.
3. Likely they want to buy the salad. This presents the distribution of respondents in term of
how much they likely to buy the salad. As shown in the table there are 3 or 7.5% of the
respondents likely want to buy the salad every day, 21 or 52.5% of the respondents likely want
respondents likely want to buy the salad in twice a week and 5 or 12.5% of the respondents
likely want to buy the salad in thrice a week with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more of the respondents likely want to buy the salad in once a
4. How much did they pay the salad. This presents the distribution of respondents in term of
how much did they pay the salad. As shown in the table there are 10 or 25% of the respondents
pay at 0-25, 10 or 25% of the respondents pay at 26-35, 9 or 22.5% of the respondents pay at 36-
45 and 11 or 27.5% of the respondents pay at 46 and above with the total of 40 or 100% of the
respondents.
The data show that there are more of the respondents pay at 46 and above pesos compared
to others.
5. Where did they buy the product. This presents the distribution of the respondents in term of
where did they buy the product. As shown in the table there are 39 or 97.5% of the respondents
buy the product into the market within Palanan and 1 or 2.5% of the respondents buy the product
The data show that there are more respondents buy the product into the market within
6. Did they ever feel that eating salad gives them a dietary restriction. This presents the
distribution of the respondents in term if did they ever feel that eating salad gives them dietary
restrictions. As shown in the table there are 24 or 60% of the respondents answered yes and 16
or 40% of the respondents answered no with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more respondents answered yes compared to no.
7. They willingness to spend in eating or buying a salad. This presents the distribution of the
respondents in term if how much they willing to spend in eating or buying a salad. As shown in
the table there are 31 or 77.5% of the respondents spend at 0-300, 6 or 15% of the respondents
spend at 301-600, 1 or 2.5% of the respondents spend at 601-900 and 2 or 5% of the
respondents spend at 901 and above with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more respondents who spend at 0- 300 pesos compared to
others.
8. They willingness to try new and improved salad. This presents the distribution of the
respondents in term if they willing to try new or improved salad. As shown in the table there are
38 or 95% of the respondents answered yes and 2 or 5% of the respondents answered no with
The data show that there are more respondents who answered yes compared to no.
9. They rate for their satisfaction in the quality of the salad. This presents the distribution of
the respondents in term of how would they rate their satisfaction in the quality of the salad. As
shown in the table there are 21 or 52.5% of the respondents rate a 10, 7 or 17.5% of the
respondents rate a 9, 10 or 25% of the respondent’s rate 8 and 2 or 5% of the respondents rate
a 5 will the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents with the rating of 0-10.
The data show that there are more respondents who rate a 10 compared to others.
10. How long did they eating or buying a salad. This presents the distribution of the
respondents in term of how long did they eating or buying a salad. As shown in the table there
are 17 or 42.5% of the respondents are eating or buying a salad at 0-6months, 5 or 12.5% of the
respondents are eating or buying a salad at 7-12months, 3 or 7.5% of the respondents are eating
or buying a salad at 1-2years and 15 or 37.5% of the respondents are eating or buying a salad at
compared to others.
11. Particular ingredients of the current salad them like the most. This presents the
distribution of the respondents in term of the particular ingredients of the current salad them
like the most. As shown in the table there are 12 or 30% of the respondents like the most a
onion, tomato and fish sauce, 2 or 5% of the respondents like the condensed milk, fruits and
gulaman, 10 or 25% of the respondents like the vinegar, garlic and ginger, 1 or 2.5% of the
respondents like the eggplants, squash and okra, 11 or 27.5% of the respondents like the pasas,
cheese and kaong, 2 or 5% of the respondents like the red egg and 2 or 5% of the respondents
like the cabbage , carrots and cucumber with the total of 40 or 100% of the respondents.
The data show that there are more respondents like the most the onions, tomato and fish
12. Is the current salad varied enough to satisfy every preference. This presents the
distribution of the respondents in term if the current salad varied enough to satisfy every
preference. As shown in the table there are 7 or 17.5% of the respondents answered yes,
because it is delicious, 12 or 30% of the respondents answered yes, he/she's satisfied for the
current salad , 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered yes, because this is a good business , 4 or
10% of the respondents answered yes, because the ingredients are enough, 1 or 2.5% of the
answered no, because he/she's not satisfied, 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered no,
because the ingredients is not enough, 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered it is depending
on the texture of the product , 2 or 5% ot the respondents answered yes, because salad is their
favourite, 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered yes, because it is simple that can be prepared
anytime , 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered yes, because it is nutritious and 1 or 2.5% of
the respondents answered he/she's not satisfied because it is tasteless with the total of 40 or
100%.
The data show that there are more respondents answered yes that the current salad varied
enough to satisfy every preference compared to no. And there are 12 or 30% of the respondents
answered yes, he/she's satisfied for the current salad because it is delicious.
13. Have you faced any problems while buying or eating salad. This presents the distribution of
the respondents in term of the problem they encountered while buying or eating a salad. As
shown in the table there are 12 or 30% of the respondents that faced the problem lack of
money, 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered no, because salad is delicious and had an exact
price, 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered no because salad is unique, 1 od 2.5% of the
respondents answered no, because salad is nutritious, 10 or 25% of the respondents answered
no problem while eating or buying a salad , 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered no, because
the ingredients of the salad is enough , 4 or 10% of the respondents answered sometimes the
salad is tasteless , 2 or 5% ot the respondents answered no, because it is easy to find the
ingredients and 4 or 10% of the respondents answered yes, expensive price of the ingredients
The data show that there are more respondents answered no problem while buying or
14. Any suggestions. This presents the distribution of the respondents in term of any
suggestions. As shown in the table there are 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered that should
be known to manage it, 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered Continue the availability of the
product and make new and unique salad, 1 or 2.5% of the respondents answered buy the
cheapest one and the economical , 27 or 67.5% of the respondents answered need more and
enough ingredients or recipes to improve our product , 3 or 7.5% of the respondents answered
fresh vegetables and 5 or 12.5% of the respondents answered make sure the taste is good with
The data show that there are 27 or 67.5% of the respondents answered need more and