GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

NO ERASURES
ALLOWED.
• ALL ITEMS SHOULD BE
ANSWERED.
• UNANSWERED ITEM
MEANS DEDUCTION OF
5 POINTS.
• WRITE LEGIBLY.
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 Scores:
TEST I - ________
NAME: _____________________________
TEST II - ________

SECTION: ___________________________ TEST III - _______

TEST I. (2 points each) TEST IV - _______ Total: ______

In each of these statements, tell whether descriptive or inferential statistics have

been used.
___________________1. The average price ohf houses in Rizal Province.
___________________2. Birth rate in rural areas in the Philippines.
___________________3. Financial analysts say that mortgage may soon hit bottom.
___________________4. The monthly average expenditure of per household is 12,000.
___________________5. The effects of H1N1 virus to the death worlwide.
___________________6. A campaign manager analyzes the effect of TV ads on the
promotion of a presidential candidate.
___________________7. The guard in SM Fairview records the number of shoppers for
the past 15 days.
___________________8. The Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC) ranks the
result of the Certified Accountants professional examination in
2017.
___________________9. Enrollment record of all colleges and universities in the
Philippines.
___________________10. The forecast of PAG-ASA in the number of typhoons that will
hit the Philippines in the upcoming years due to global warming.

Identify each variable as qualitative or quantitative

___________________11. Amount of time playing tennis.
___________________12. Number of women’s dressed owned.
___________________13. Political party of civil service workers.
___________________14. Cost of smart phones.
___________________15. Brand of mobile phone used.

Identify each item as discrete or continuous

___________________16. Square root of 441.
___________________17. Number of enrollees.
___________________18. The amount of online purchases per week.
___________________19. Amount of time spent surfing the internet per week.
___________________20. The number of TV monthly sales in a video center.
Determine whether each of the following is nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio.
___________________21. PNP Ranks.
___________________22. Time required for architects to do a certain project.
___________________23. Gender.
___________________24. 36°C is equal to 96.8°F
___________________25. Weight of students in OLFU.
___________________26. Singing contest winners.
___________________27. Courses in FEU.
___________________28. Salaries of teachers at OLFU
___________________29. Performance rating of students in Math
___________________30. The number of guests in a party.

TEST II. (3 points each)

Complete the table below. Show your solutions on the space below and beside the
table.
N e n
(Population Size) (Margin of Error) (Sample Size)

17,550 0.01 1.

840 0.02 2.

9,995 0.03 3.

50,000 0.04 4.

3,500 0.05 5.

45,000 0.06 6.

148,600 0.07 7.

59,000 0.08 8.

67,000 0.09 9.

120,980 0.1 10.

TEST III.
Construct the probability table of random variable X representing the number of
HEADS in tossing a coin 5 times. Solve for the Mean, Variance and Standard
Deviation based on the probability table you made. Show your solutions on the
space below.

TEST IV. Show the graph and solutions on each box provided.

Example only, follow the format:

GRAPH Z-SCORE/s AREA & NUMBER OF
(w/ solution) PERCENT STUDENTS

A = 0.1234
+0.4321
4,500
z= -0.52 A = 0. 5555 students
1. From 32 to 45
 P= 55.55%

32 40 45 z= 0.52

Word Problem: There are 1,500 students who took an exam in Statistics and
Probability. The mean/average of their scores is 60 with a standard deviation of 20.
Determine the area, percentage and number of students whose scores are:
1). From 60 to 82 5). Below 67
2.) From 48 to 60 6). Above 75
3.) From 50 to 95 7). Below 99
4). From 45 to 100 8). Above 78

GRAPH Z-SCORE/s AREA & NUMBER OF

(w/ solution) PERCENT STUDENTS
1. From 60 to 82

2. From 48 to 60

3. From 50 to 95

GRAPH Z-SCORE/s AREA & NUMBER OF

(w/ solution) PERCENT STUDENTS
4. From 45 to 100

5. Below 67

6. Above 75

7. Below 99

8. Above 78

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