PART 2: EXAMINATION IN ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING

EXERCISES 4.1

1. Determine the Mean, Median, and Mode given the ungrouped data below.

85, 90, 60, 84, 65, 60 86, 83, and 76.

2. A student got the following final grades in five (5) Major subjects with
number of units indicated.

Subjects Grade Number of Units

Accounting 2.5 4
Math 2.0 3
English 1.75 3
Science 1.25 5
Filipino 1.50 3

a. Get his weighted mean grade.

b. What would be his average if all subjects were of equal number of
units?
c. Explain the difference between the obtained values.

3. Compute for the mean, median, and mode given the age brackets of the
workers in a certain factory.

Age No. of Workers

(f)
42-44 15
39-41 18
36-38 23
33-35 20
30-32 24
27-29 16
24-26 25
21-23 12
18-30 10
15-17 13

4. Given are the monthly salaries of the 14 math professors of a certain

university. What numbers would best describe their average salary? Why?
Show solution.
 Monthly Salary No. of Professors
(f)
P 15,000 and 3
above 2
14,500-14,999 4
14,000-14,499 1
13,500-13,999 4
13,499 and below

5. To compute two brands of car batteries A and B, an investigator made a

survey on five (5) regular customers regarding the life span of said batteries.
The results of the survey are as follows:

Customer Life Span of Brand A Customer Life Span of Brand

A
A 1.5 yrs. F 10 mos.
B 8 mos. G 1.6 mos.
C 1.2 yrs. H 9.2 mos.
D 9 mos. I 9 mos.
E 10 mos. J 2.1 yrs.

a. Based on the results of the survey, which band would you buy?
b. Justify your answer by showing the solution.

6. How many bags must be sold by a department store on the sixth day to
obtain an average sale of 81 bags if the sales for the last five days were 73,
78, 83, 87, and 84 bags?

7. Using the table in problem 3, solve for the following quartiles and interpret
the results.
a. 𝑃75 c. 𝑄2
b. 𝐶25 d. 𝐷7

8. Using the data given in problem 1, solve for the following quartiles.
a. 𝐶35 c. 𝑄3
b. 𝑃60 d. 𝐷4

9. If the weighted mean of 50 boxes is 135 kg. What is the approximate total
weight of all boxes?

10.Compute for the weighted mean if

𝑋̅1 = 70 ̅1 = 30
𝑁
𝑋̅2 = 60 ̅2 = 34
𝑁
𝑋̅3 = 74 ̅3 = 40
𝑁
 EXERCISE 4.3

1. A student in a Physics class was able to obtain the following scores.

Average Quiz = 95
Mid-term grade = 76
Final exam = 84

a. Determine his final grade if the instructor considers the average quiz, mid-term
grade, and the final exam to be of equal importance.
b. Determine his final grade if the final grade can be computed by getting 20% of
the average quiz, 50% of the final exam and 30% of the mid-term grade.
c. Determine his final grade if the instructor considers the mid-term to be twice as
important as the quiz, and the final exam to be of equal importance as the mid-
term grade.

2. The rate per hour (in pesos) of the 10 employees of a certain company were
taken and are shown below.

55.55, 57.13, 42.75, 64.23, 59.10, 38.59, 48.41, 55.55, 48.74, 55.80

a. Determine the value of the mean.

b. Determine the value of the median.
c. Determine the value of the mode.
d. If the value 42.75 was erroneously written whose actual value is 32.75, then
what measure of central tendency will be affected? Support your answer.

3. The daily mean sales of ARTCOM COMMERCIAL for the month of

December was computed at P7,386.85. When the figures were reviewed, it was
found out that on December 24, the actual sales was P9,389and was erroneously
written P6,689. Assuming that the store was open for 23 days for the month of
December, then determine the store’s daily mean sales for December.

EXERCISE 4.4

I. Consider the following measurements.

94, 87, 48, 56, 76, 66, 87, 85, 68, 78, 88

Determine the value of mean, median, and mode.

II. Below is the frequency distribution showing the results of an IQ test of a

group of students in a certain college.
 Classes Frequency
(f)
80-85 2
86-91 8
92-97 19
98-103 21
104-109 25
110-115 32
116-121 12
122-127 11

1. Determine the following using the frequency distribution above.

a) Size of the class interval.
b) Median class
c) Lower boundary of the median class
d) Midpoint of the median class
e) Upper limit of the median class
f) Modal class
g) Lower limit of the modal class
h) Number of students with an IQ greater than 115.5
i) Midpoint of the modal class

2. Compute the value of mean, median, and mode.

EXERCISE 4.5

1) The ages of 211 qualified voters in a certain barangay were taken and are
shown below.

Classes Frequency (f)

18-23 16
24-29 25
30-35 39
36-41 46
42-47 30
48-53 20
54-59 15
60-65 8
66-71 7
72-77 4
N = 211

Compute the value of mean, median, and mode.

2) The efficiency rates of 200 faculty members of a certain college were taken
and are shown below.
 Classes Frequency (f)
73-75 2
76-78 6
79-81 11
82-84 18
85-87 20
88-90 39
91-93 55
94-96 39
97-99 10
N = 200

Compute the value of mean, median, and mode.

EXERCISES 4.6

Using number 2 of Exercises 4.4, solve the following:

1. Determine the value of the following:

a. lower boundary of the 2nd quartile class

b. upper limit of the third quartile class
c. class mark of the 78th percentile class
d. cumulative frequency before the 5thdecile class

2. Determine the value of the following:

a. 𝑄1 b. 𝑃36 c. 𝐷5 d. 𝐷4 e. 𝑃55 f. 𝐷7 g. 𝑃79 h. 𝑄4

3. Determine the value of the following:

a. 𝑄2
b. 𝐷3
c. 𝑃25
d. 𝑃75
e. 𝑃36
f. 𝐷3