SOUTHERN BAPTIST COLLLEGE

HIGH SCHOOL
M’LANG NORTH COTABATO
QUARTER: 4 WEEK: 4 DATE: April 23-26, 2024
GRADE: 7 SUBJECT: Mathematics SECTION: Ezekiel
TEACHER: Andy Vonn M. Honrejas

LEARNING PLAN

I. CONTENT
A. Competencies
The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts, uses and
importance of Statistics, data collection/gathering and the different
forms of data representation, measures of central tendency, measures of
variability, and probability.
a. illustrate the measures of central tendency (mean, median
and mode) of statistical data; and
b. calculate the measure of central tendency of grouped data
(Mean, Median and Mode)

B. Lesson: measure of central tendency of grouped data

C. Resources:
D. Biblical integration: “Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will
establish your plans.” (Proverbs 16:3)

II. PROCESS
A. PRE-ASSESSMENT

B. Acquisition

Frequency Distribution table

The number of pieces of data that fall into a particular class is
called the frequency of that class. For example, as shown in table 1, the
frequency of the class 31-35 is seven. A table listing all classes and their
frequencies is called a frequency distribution.

Example Table 1. Scores of grade 7-Ezekiel students in the 4 th periodical

test in mathematics
Table 1

46-50 2
41-45 2
36-40 5
31-35 7
26-30 4
Mean for the Grouped data
When the number of items is a set of data is too big, items are
grouped for convenience. To find the mean of grouped data using class
marks, the following formula can be used:

∑ ( fx )
MEAN=
∑f
Where : f is the frequency of each class
X is the class mark of the class

Example 1. Calculate the mean of 4th periodical test scores of grade 7

Ezekiel- students In mathematics
4th periodical test scores of grade 7- Ezekiel students in
mathematics

Score frequency
46-50 2
41-45 2
36-40 5
31-35 7
26-30 4

Solution:

Score Frequency Class mark fx

(f) (x)
46-50 2 48 96
41-45 2 43 86
36-40 5 37 185
31-35 7 33 231
26-30 4 28 112
i= 5 f = 20 ∑ fx = 710

∑ ( fx ) 710
MEAN= = 20
= 35.5
∑f
Therefore, the mean of the 4th periodical test is 35.5.

Median for Grouped data

The median is the middle value in a set of quantities. The first step
in solving the Median of grouped data is to find the class interval

( )
th
N
Which contains score. This can be located under the column of the
2
<cf of the distribution. To calculate the median of grouped data, use the
formula

( )
N
−C f b
Median = 2
LB+ ⅈ
fm
Where : ~
x = Median
LB = lower boundary of the median class
N = total frequency
Cf = Cumulative frequency of before the median class
f = frequency of the median class
Example: calculate the median of 40 JHS teachers of Southern Baptist
College

Age Frequency <cf

59-65 2 40
52-58 6 38
45-51 5 32
38-44 11 27
31-37 9 16
24-30 7 7
i=7 N = 40

( )
N
−C f b
Median = 2
LB+ ⅈ
fm

Calculate the median class.

N
Median class = 2
40
= 2
= 20th

( )
N
−C f b
Median = 2
LB+ ⅈ
fm

= 37.5+ ( 20−16
11 )
7

= 37.5+ ( 114 ) 7
= 37.5+ ( 0.36 ) (7)

= 37.5+2.52

MEDIAN = 40.02

Mode of grouped data

To calculate the mode of grouped data, use the formula

^x =LB+
( Δ1
)
Δ1 + Δ 2
ⅈ

Where: ^x = Mode
LB = Lower Boundary of the modal class
Δ 1= Difference between the frequency of the modal class
and
the frequency of the next lower
Δ 2= Difference between the frequency of the modal class
and
 the frequency of the next lower class.

The table bellow shows the weight (in kilograms) of 30 residents of st.
lucia village. Find the mode.

weight Frequency
91-100 3
81-90 2
71-80 6
61-70 11
51-60 7
41-50 1

Determine the modal class and calculate the mode.

weight Frequency
91-100 3
81-90 2
71-80 6
61-70 11
51-60 7
41-50 1
i = 10 N= 30

^x =LB+
( Δ1
)
Δ1 + Δ 2
ⅈ

= 60.5 + ( 4 4+5 ) 10
= 60.5 + ( ) 10
4
9
= 60.5 + (0.44)(10)
= 60.5 + 4.4

^x = 64.9

C. Make-meaning

(BOARD WORK)
Find the Mean, median and mode of the following data set.

Scores of Grade 7 students in 45 points in math quiz

Scores Frequency
40-44 2
35-39 3
30-34 5
25-29 6
20-24 7
 15-19 4
10-14 2

D. Transfer
To sum it up, let us complete the statements. Choose your answer from
the box that best completes each of the statement below.

MEAN Median Mode Cumulative

frequency\
Modal class Median Class Frequency
Lower class boundary
1. The total frequencies in a frequency distribution table is called
____________.
2. The _________ interval is the corresponding class where the median
value falls.
3. __________ is the middle value in a set of quantities
4. The ___________ is the value that occurs the most often in a data set.
5. The __________ of a Given class in obtained by averaging the upper
limit of the previous class and the lower limit of the given class.
6. The _________ is the other term used for average.
7. _________ is the number of occurrences of the repeating event per unit
of time.
8. The _________ is the interval with the highest frequency.

E. Assessment/evaluation

The ages of 108 people in Mlang. Find the Mean, median and mode of the
following data set. (show your solution.)

Ages Frequency
0-9 20
10-19 21
20-19 23
30-39 16
40-49 11
50-59 10
60-69 7