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![Unit 4: Data Management
Final Requirement For Unit 4
WORKSHEET ON DATA MANAGEMENT
Instruction: Construct a table consisting of several columns that you will fill in as you
go through the lessons in unit 4 and as directed below. You are going to use the given
data for all the requirements. You are expected to present a clean and neat handwritten
table and solutions in blue ink.
Given:
The principal of a particular school received a report on the number of students
enrolled (per day) in the last 45 days.
68
87
97
78
71
86
79
83
88
89
70
75
81
92
89
58
82
93
85
63
86
88
90
84
59
99
94
97
68
74
85
91
71
76
90
95
100
83
84
101
95
90
86
104
66
Directions A:
Direction1. Construct a Frequency Distribution Table for the above-given data.
1.1 Provide the title for the table and write 1 as the table number.
1.2 Fill-in Column 1 Class Interval. Use 10 class intervals.
Column 2 Class Boundaries
Column 3 Class Marks
Column 4 Frequency
1.3 Show solutions for finding the range, class size, and the lowest class
mark.
Direction 2. Continue constructing the table by adding
Column 5 Cumulative Frequency with <cf and >cf
Column 6 Cumulative Percentage Frequency with <cpf and >cpf
Column 7 Relative Frequency (RF)
Direction 3. Continue constructing the table.
1.1 Add column fX4.
1.2 Compute for the mean, the median, and the mode of the given data.
Show your solutions.
1.3 Interpret the results.
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Transcribed Image Text:Unit 4: Data Management
Final Requirement For Unit 4
WORKSHEET ON DATA MANAGEMENT
Instruction: Construct a table consisting of several columns that you will fill in as you
go through the lessons in unit 4 and as directed below. You are going to use the given
data for all the requirements. You are expected to present a clean and neat handwritten
table and solutions in blue ink.
Given:
The principal of a particular school received a report on the number of students
enrolled (per day) in the last 45 days.
68
87
97
78
71
86
79
83
88
89
70
75
81
92
89
58
82
93
85
63
86
88
90
84
59
99
94
97
68
74
85
91
71
76
90
95
100
83
84
101
95
90
86
104
66
Directions A:
Direction1. Construct a Frequency Distribution Table for the above-given data.
1.1 Provide the title for the table and write 1 as the table number.
1.2 Fill-in Column 1 Class Interval. Use 10 class intervals.
Column 2 Class Boundaries
Column 3 Class Marks
Column 4 Frequency
1.3 Show solutions for finding the range, class size, and the lowest class
mark.
Direction 2. Continue constructing the table by adding
Column 5 Cumulative Frequency with <cf and >cf
Column 6 Cumulative Percentage Frequency with <cpf and >cpf
Column 7 Relative Frequency (RF)
Direction 3. Continue constructing the table.
1.1 Add column fX4.
1.2 Compute for the mean, the median, and the mode of the given data.
Show your solutions.
1.3 Interpret the results.
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