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    Learning Outcome: To Identify The Weighted Mean of The Given Ungrouped Data Set

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    The document provides examples of calculating the weighted mean from ungrouped and grouped data sets. It includes three practice problems showing the steps to 1) calculate the sum of the products of each value and its frequency, 2) divide the total sum by the total number of values to determine the weighted mean. The key steps are to set up the calculation as the sum of (value x frequency) divided by the total number of values.

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    The document provides examples of calculating the weighted mean from ungrouped and grouped data sets. It includes three practice problems showing the steps to 1) calculate the sum of the products of each value and its frequency, 2) divide the total sum by the total number of values to determine the weighted mean. The key steps are to set up the calculation as the sum of (value x frequency) divided by the total number of values.

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    Learning Outcome: To identify the weighted mean of the given ungrouped data set.

    Find the weighted mean:

    1.Find the mean salary for a small company which pays annual salaries to its employees
    as shown in the following frequency distribution.
    Salary No. of
    P11,000 P12,500 P13,200 P18,500 P21,400 P25,600 10 9 8 6 3 2 Employees
    Solution:
    ��̅=∑ x w = (11,000) (10) + (12,500) (9) + (13,200) (8) + (18,500) (6) +

    w (21,400) (3) + (25,600) (2)


    38
    = 554, 500
    38
    ��̅= 14, 592.11

    2. Adidas sold 120 running shoes for a regular price of P5,000. For summer sale the shoes
    were reduced to P4,500 and 145 were sold. At the final clearance, the price was reduced to
    P3,000 and the remaining 35 were sold. What was the weighted mean price of Adidas
    running shoes?
    Solution:
    ��̅=∑ x w = (5,000) (120) + (4,500) (145) + (3,000) (35) w 300
    = 1,357,500
    300
    ��̅= 4,525
    3.If somebody invests P15,000 at 7 percent, P20,000 at 10 percent, and P 30,000 at 8
    percent, what is the average return on these investments?
    Solution:

    ��̅=∑ x w = (15,000) (7) + (20,000) (10) + (30,000) (8)


    w 25
    = 545,000
    25
    ��̅= 21,800

    Holy Name University


    C City of Tagbilaran
    College of Arts and Sciences
    Subject: Statistical Analysis with Software Applications

    ACTIVITY SHEET No. 2


    Name: Reanne Ashley Galo Date: Sept. 18, 2021 Course & Year: BSA-2 Score:
    __________
    Skills/Exercise/Drill Summative Performance Task
    ��
    Topic: Measures of Central Tendency
    Learning Outcome: To identify the mean of the given ungrouped data set.
    Find the mean:
    1. A recent study showed that the cost of buying a 40 food items for 2-3 weeks consumption at
    home during the ECQ was P6,500 in Tagbilaran City, P4,300 in Baclayon, P 5,700 in Panglao,
    P4,800 in Dauis, P5,600 in Booy, and P4,100 in San Isidro. Determine the mean of these data.
    Solution:

    �� = ∑�� = 6,500 + 4,300 + 5,700 + 4,800 + 5,600 + 4,100


    n6
    = 31,000
    6
    ��̅= 5166.67

    2. In a certain shopping mall, restaurants charge P 125, P150, P200, P165, P175, P 190,
    P230,and P 180 for a regular dinner. Find the average cost.
    Solution:
    �� = ∑�� = 125 + 150 + 200+ 165 + 175+ 190 + 230 + 180
    n8
    = 1,415
    8

    ��̅= 176.88

    3. 28 randomly selected women were asked of their age at the birth of their firstchild. The
    responses were:
    14 19 20 17 23 18 21
    26 29 16 24 21 27 19
    41 21 21 22 23 21 20
    20 16 15 23 15 27 21
    Find the mean:
    Solution:

    Class
    f x fx
    �� = ∑����
    Limits
    n
    14-19 9 16.5 148.5
    �� = 618
    20-25 14 22.5 315
    28
    26-31 4 28.5 114
    ��̅= 22.07
    32-37 0 34.5 0
    38-43 1 40.5 40.5
    Total 28 618

    Holy Name University


    City of Tagbilaran
    College of Arts and Sciences
    Subject: Statistical Analysis with Software Applications
    Prepared by: Fe R. Janiola, Ph.D.

    ACTIVITY SHEET No. 3


    Name: Reanne Ashley Galo Date: Sept. 18, 2021 Course & Year: BSA-2 Score:
    ___________ Skills/ Exercise/ Drill Summative Performance Task
    ��

    Topic: Measures of Central Tendency


    Learning Outcome: To identify the mean of the given grouped data set. 1.
    Complete the table to find the mean for the grouped frequency distribution.
    Solution:

    26-30 1 28 28
    Class f x
    Total 23 324
    Limits

    1-5 3 3

    6-10 4 8 N= 23

    13
    ∑���� = ___324___ �� =
    11-15 5
    __14.09__
    16-20 8 18

    21-25 2 23

    2. Complete the table to find the mean for the grouped frequency distribution.
    Solution:

    52-54 2 53 106
    Class f x
    55-57 1 56 56
    Limits
    Total 31 1397
    37-39 3 38

    40-42 6 41

    43-45 10 44 N= 31

    47
    ∑���� = __1397 �� =
    46-48 5
    __45.06__
    49-51 4 50

    3. Complete the table to find the mean for the grouped frequency distribution.
    Solution:

    18-21 8 19.5 156


    Class Limits f x
    22-25 13 23.5 305.5
    10-13 4 11.5
    26-29 3 27.5 82.5
    14-17 7 15.5
    30-33 2 31.5

    Total 37

    N= 37
    ∑����= 761.5
    �� = 20.58

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