C. Directions: You are to describe the data on the following table. Perform what is being asked for in the questions found after the table. Table 3. Characteristics of the 20 members of the Batong Malake Senior Citizens Association (BMSCA) who participated in their 2009 Lakbay-Aral. Receiving Monthly Gross Monthly Family Age as of Last Birthday Number of Years as No. Gender Pension? Income Member (Y/N) (in thousand pesos) Female 61 Yes 45.0 1 2 Female 64 Yes 26.3 3 Male 74 No 33.5 10 4. Male 80 No 50.0 12 5 Female 63 Yes 18.4 6. Female 71 Yes 30.0 7 Female 75 No 41.0 Male 64 No 10.1 Male 65 No 46.5 10 Female 68 Yes 18.0 Female 71 Yes 34.2 6 12 Female 63 Yes 73.1 13 Female 72 Yes 15.6 11 14 Male 76 Yes 17.4 11 15 Female 69 No 33.8 16 Male 70 Yes 35.1 17 Male 74 Yes 18.6 6. 18 Female 68 Yes 65.7 19 Female 70 No 19.6 20 Male 65 Yes 53.0 2 1. Choose a QUALITATIVE variable from Table 3 above. Construct an appropriate graph. Use labels and a title or the graph. Give a brief report describing the variable:
C. Directions: You are to describe the data on the following table. Perform what is being asked for in the questions found after the table. Table 3. Characteristics of the 20 members of the Batong Malake Senior Citizens Association (BMSCA) who participated in their 2009 Lakbay-Aral. Receiving Monthly Gross Monthly Family Age as of Last Birthday Number of Years as No. Gender Pension? Income Member (Y/N) (in thousand pesos) Female 61 Yes 45.0 1 2 Female 64 Yes 26.3 3 Male 74 No 33.5 10 4. Male 80 No 50.0 12 5 Female 63 Yes 18.4 6. Female 71 Yes 30.0 7 Female 75 No 41.0 Male 64 No 10.1 Male 65 No 46.5 10 Female 68 Yes 18.0 Female 71 Yes 34.2 6 12 Female 63 Yes 73.1 13 Female 72 Yes 15.6 11 14 Male 76 Yes 17.4 11 15 Female 69 No 33.8 16 Male 70 Yes 35.1 17 Male 74 Yes 18.6 6. 18 Female 68 Yes 65.7 19 Female 70 No 19.6 20 Male 65 Yes 53.0 2 1. Choose a QUALITATIVE variable from Table 3 above. Construct an appropriate graph. Use labels and a title or the graph. Give a brief report describing the variable:
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Transcribed Image Text:C. Directions: You are to describe the data on the following table. Perform what is being asked for
in the questions found after the table.
Table 3. Characteristics of the 20 members of the Batong Malake Senior Citizens Association (BMSCA)
who participated in their 2009 Lakbay-Aral.
Age as of Last Receiving Monthly Gross Monthly Family
Pension?
Number of Years as
No.
Gender
Income
Birthday
Member
(Y/N)
(in thousand pesos)
1
Female
61
Yes
45.0
1
Female
64
Yes
26.3
3
Male
74
No
33.5
10
4
Male
80
No
50.0
12
Female
63
Yes
18.4
Female
71
Yes
30.0
9
7
Female
75
No
41.0
2
8
Male
64
No
10.1
3
Male
65
No
46.5
5
10
Female
68
Yes
18.0
11
Female
71
Yes
34.2
6
12
Female
63
Yes
73.1
13
Female
72
Yes
15.6
11
14
Male
76
Yes
17.4
11
15
Female
69
No
33.8
8
16
Male
70
Yes
35.1
17
Male
74
Yes
18.6
18
Female
68
Yes
65.7
8
19
Female
70
No
19.6
20
Male
65
Yes
53.0
1. Choose a QUALITATIVE variable from Table 3 above. Construct an appropriate graph. Use labels and
a title or the graph. Give a brief report describing the variable:
Transcribed Image Text:C. Directions: Find the Mean, Median, and Mode of the given problem below. (*Note: Show your solution,
use the back of the paper if necessary).
SCORE OF STUDENTS IN STATISTICS AND
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
PROBABILITY EXAMINATION
10
4
14
2
19
20
23
4
32
8.
34
7
38
10
43
3
48
4
1. What is the mean of the score of students in Statistics and Probability examination?
2. What is the Median of the following scores?
3. What is the mode of the given list of scores of students?
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