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KINGFISHER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

PERFORMANCE TASK #1(100 points): THE GRADE 11 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS OF KINGFISHER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE SHOULD
PRESENT THEIR ANNUAL TUITION FEE USING FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLE

Objectives
The students must: conduct a survey regarding the yearly tuition fee of the grade 11 students in
Kingfisher School of Business and Finance (HUMMS, ABM, STEM) organize a frequency
distribution table for the gathered data; and
Note: The tally of the gathered data should be presented.

Answer the following questions:

Provide a short description or explanation about the distribution of the yearly tuition fee of the
grade 11 students based on the frequency distribution table. What is the largest tuition fee? The
smallest?
What is the typical yearly tuition fee of the grade 11 students?

Criteria:

50% --organization and completeness of the data

30% --answered all the questions correctly
10% --neatness
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100 points
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A. Conduct a survey regarding the yearly tuition fee of the grade 11 students in Kingfisher
School of Business and Finance (HUMMS, ABM, STEM)

a. STEM
Aliana Tabora ₱36,000
Ethan Gabriel Valdez ₱18,800
Nathalie Mae De Guzman ₱18,200
Kristina Aura Ocampo ₱10,500
Fritz Gabriel Pasaoa ₱3,750

b. ABM
Charles Harry Bautista ₱52,000
Shanen Tameera Cerezo ₱32,000
Miggy Amor ₱25,000
Princess Mae De Duzman ₱18,200
Stephannie Dela Cruz ₱0

c. HUMMS
Althea Tinquico ₱36,000
Vincent Bautista ₱18,200
Ron Lorenzo Domalanta ₱15,400
Jose Emmanuel Thayer ₱15,000
Samantha Jade Gutierrez ₱15,000

B. Organize a frequency distribution table for the gathered data; and

Note: The tally of the gathered data should be presented.

₱52,000 ₱18,800 ₱15,000

₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱15,000
₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱10,500
₱32,000 ₱18,200 ₱3,750
₱25,000 ₱15,400 ₱0
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1. Find the k. 2. Find the class interval.

no . of classes class interval

n=15 highest−lowest
k
k =4
k
₱ 52,000−₱ 0
(2 > n) 4
¿ ¿ ₱ 13,000
(16>15)

3. Set the individual class limit.

Annual Tuition Fee Tally
₱ 0 up to ₱ 13,000 3
₱ 13,000 up to ₱ 26,000 8
₱ 26,000 up to ₱ 39,000 3
₱ 39,000 up to ₱ 52,000 1
TOTAL: 15

4. Create the table.

Annual Frequency Relative Class Mark/ Cumulative % of

Tuition Fee Frequency Midpoint Frequency Cumulative
Frequency
₱ 0 up to ₱ 3
13,000
₱ 13,000 up 8
to ₱ 26,000
₱ 26,000 up 3
to ₱ 39,000
₱ 39,000 up 1
to ₱ 52,000
15

5. Complete the table by solving the relative frequency, class mark, cumulative frequency and
the percentage of cumulative frequency.
a. relative frequency
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class frequency
relative frequency=
total number of observation

3 1
1. relative frequency= = ∨0.2
15 5
8 533
2. relative frequency= = ∨0. 533
15 1000
3 1
3. relative frequency= = ∨0.2
15 5
1 67
4. relative frequency= = ∨0. 067
15 1000

Annual Frequency Relative Class Mark/ Cumulative % of

Tuition Fee Frequency Midpoint Frequency Cumulative
Frequency
₱ 0 up to ₱ 3 0.2
13,000
₱ 13,000 up 8 0.533
to ₱ 26,000
₱ 26,000 up 3 0.2
to ₱ 39,000
₱ 39,000 up 1 0.067
to ₱ 52,000
Total: 15 1

b. class mark
(upper limit +lower limit )
class mark =
2

(0+13,000) 13,000
1. class mark = = =6,500
2 2
(13,000+26,000) 39 ,000
2. class mark = = =19,500
2 2
(26,000+39 , 000) 65 , 00 0
3. class mark = = =32 , 500
2 2
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(39 , 000+52,000) 91 , 000

4. class mark = = =45 ,500
2 2

Annual Frequency Relative Class Mark/ Cumulative % of

Tuition Fee Frequency Midpoint Frequency Cumulative
Frequency
₱ 0 up to ₱ 3 0.2 6,500
13,000
₱ 13,000 up 8 0.533 19,500
to ₱ 26,000
₱ 26,000 up 3 0.2 32,500
to ₱ 39,000
₱ 39,000 up 1 0.067 45,500
to ₱ 52,000
Total: 15 1

c. cumulative frequency

cumulative frequency=∑ of previous frequency+current class frequency

1. 3
2. 3+8=11

3. 11+3=1 4

4. 14+ 1=1 5
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Annual Frequency Relative Class Mark/ Cumulative % of
Tuition Fee Frequency Midpoint Frequency Cumulative
Frequency
₱ 0 up to ₱ 3 0.2 6,500 3
13,000
₱ 13,000 up 8 0.533 19,500 11
to ₱ 26,000
₱ 26,000 up 3 0.2 32,500 14
to ₱ 39,000
₱ 39,000 up 1 0.067 45,500 15
to ₱ 52,000
Total: 15 1

d. percentage of cumulative frequency

To find the percentage of cumulative frequency, multiply it by 100.
1. (0.2)100=20
2. ( 0.20+ 0.533 ) 100=73.3
3. ( 0.733+ 0.2 ) 100=93.3
4. ( 0.933+ 0.067 ) 100=100

Annual Frequency Relative Class Mark/ Cumulative % of

Frequency
Tuition Fee Tally Frequency Midpoint Frequency Cumulative
Relative Class Cumulative % of
Frequency
Frequency Mark/ Frequency Cumulative
₱ 0 up to ₱ 3 0.2 6,500 3 0.2% or
Midpoint Frequency
13,000 20%
₱ 13,000 up 8 0.533 19,500 11 0.733% or
to ₱ 26,000 73.3%
₱ 26,000 up 3 0.2 32,500 14 0.933% or
to ₱ 39,000 93.3%
₱ 39,000 up 1 0.067 45,500 15 1% or 100%
to ₱ 52,000
Total: 15 1
Annual
Tuition
Fee
₱ 0 up to 3 3 0.2 6,500 3 20%
₱ 13,000
₱ 13,000 8 8 0.533 19,500 11 73.3%
up to ₱
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26,000
₱ 26,000 3 3 0.2 32,500 14 93.3%
up to ₱
39,000
₱ 39,000 1 1 0.067 45,500 15 100%
up to ₱
52,000
Total: 15 1
Now, we are able to organize a frequency distribution table with the gathered data. Here is the
table below:
C.
1. Provide a short description or explanation about the distribution of the yearly tuition fee
of the grade 11 students based on the frequency distribution table. What is the largest
tuition fee? The smallest?

Frequency Table Data

(Annual Tuiti on Fee)
9

0
Frequency

0 up to 13,000 13,000 up to 26,000 26,000 up to 39,000 39,000 up to 52,000

With the organized data in the frequency table, we can observe from the data
gathered that the greatest number of tuition fees being paid annually ranges from ₱13,000
up to ₱26,300; having a frequency of 8. Next to the line are the range of ₱0 up to ₱13,000
and ₱26,000 up to ₱39,300 with a frequency count of 3. Lastly, the range of ₱39,000 up
to ₱52,000 have a count of 2; being the lowest among the rest. This observation shows
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that students who pay annual tuition fees in the range of ₱13,000 up to ₱26,000 were
most frequent, indicating that most of the students from the data gathered pay a low
amount of annual tuition fee. In addition, regarding the data gathered, the largest tuition
was ₱52,000 while the smallest tuition fee was ₱0.

2. What is the typical yearly tuition fee of the grade 11 students?

a. mean

mean=
∑¿ ¿
count
₱ 314,050
¿
15
¿ ₱ 20,936

With a total sum of ₱20,936 divided by 15, the typical yearly tuition fee averages to
₱ 20,936

b. median

n+ 1
if odd , median=
2
n
if even , median=
2

Since our n=15 is odd then,

15+ 1
median=
2
16
median=
2
th
median=8 position
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which is 18,200.

₱52,000 ₱18,800 ₱15,000

₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱15,000
₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱10,500
₱32,000 ₱18,200 ₱3,750
₱25,000 ₱15,400 ₱0

c. mode

To find the mode, let us see which is the most occurring among the values with the
table below.

₱52,000 ₱18,800 ₱15,000

₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱15,000
₱36,000 ₱18,200 ₱10,500
₱32,000 ₱18,200 ₱3,750
₱25,000 ₱15,400 ₱0

We can see from the table above that 18,200 is the most common value in the data
set. This means that 18,200 will be the mode of the dataset.
It's now possible to figure out how much it costs to go to Kingfisher School of
Business and Finance for the S.Y. 2021-2022. Though the results can look in many
different ways, I'd like to share my thoughts about the results of the central tendency.
People who go to school in grade 11 pay between ₱13,000 and ₱26,000. This is based on
the results from the table above, which show that the mean is 20,936; the median is
18,200; and the mode is 18,200, respectively.
From the median and mode results, we can say that the typical amount of annual
tuition fee in this data is ₱18,200.