2.

All, EXCEPT one, are parts of

statistical mini research.
A. Introduction C. Publishing
B. Data Analysis D. Conclusion
3. Which among the choices is used to
present an organized and summarized
data?
A. Frequency Distribution Table
B. Interview
C. Questionnaire D. Observation
For item number 4-5. Refer to the table below:

4. What is the lower boundary of the class interval of

the 45th percentile?
A. 34 B. 34.5 C. 39 D. 39.5
5. What cumulative frequency should be used in
solving for the 30th percentile?
A. 4 B. 7 C.12 D. 18
REVIEW
Let us review on how to construct a Frequency
Distribution Table. Below is the daily allowance
data collected from 30 randomly selected
students of Mercedes National High School.
Daily allowance in peso:
20 20 25 25 25 30 35 40 40 40
42 43 45 45 50 50 50 55 58 60
63 65 68 70 72 72 75 76 78 79
80 35 40 50 45
Organize the given data by completing the Frequency
Distribution Table.
a. Determine the class if the class size is 5
b. Tabulate the frequency of the data.
c. Determine the Lower Boundary and
d. Compute for the Less than Cumulative Frequency
STATISTICS

Statistics is a branch of science that

deals with the collection,
organization, analysis of data and
drawing of inferences from the
samples to the whole population.
POPULATION is the entire group that
you want to draw conclusions about.

SAMPLE is the specific group that you

will collect data from. The size of the
sample is always less than the total size
of the population.
Statistical mini-research uses
appropriate measures of position and
other statistical methods in analyzing
and interpreting research data. There
are three (3) parts of a mini-research
namely:
A. Introduction
B. Supporting paragraphs
C. Conclusion.
Introduction is the part of the mini-
research where the researcher will
discuss the purpose of the study, the
target respondents, the statistical
methods and measures of position
that will be used in analyzing the
data and interpreting the results in
order to give solution to the research
problem.
The second part of the study is
supporting paragraphs. Here, the
researcher will show the data collected
in a table form, graphs, frequency table,
compute data using statistical methods
such as the range, class size or width,
and measures of position which include
the quartile, decile, and percentile for
ungrouped and grouped data.
The last part is the conclusion where
the researcher interprets the results
and provides answer to the research
problem or question.