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    This document provides data on the number of active COVID-19 patients recorded from 7 hospitals in Region A. It calculates various measures of central tendency and variation for the data. The mean number of active patients was 12.86, the median was 12, and the modes were 10, 12, and 15. The range was 12, indicating the data was more scattered. The interquartile range was 5 and the semi-interquartile range was 2.5. The variance was 14.81 and standard deviation was 3.85, showing the data was spread out. The coefficient of variation was 29.94% and coefficient of skewness was positive at 0.67, meaning there were many low numbers of active cases.

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    This document provides data on the number of active COVID-19 patients recorded from 7 hospitals in Region A. It calculates various measures of central tendency and variation for the data. The mean number of active patients was 12.86, the median was 12, and the modes were 10, 12, and 15. The range was 12, indicating the data was more scattered. The interquartile range was 5 and the semi-interquartile range was 2.5. The variance was 14.81 and standard deviation was 3.85, showing the data was spread out. The coefficient of variation was 29.94% and coefficient of skewness was positive at 0.67, meaning there were many low numbers of active cases.

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    This document provides data on the number of active COVID-19 patients recorded from 7 hospitals in Region A. It calculates various measures of central tendency and variation for the data. The mean number of active patients was 12.86, the median was 12, and the modes were 10, 12, and 15. The range was 12, indicating the data was more scattered. The interquartile range was 5 and the semi-interquartile range was 2.5. The variance was 14.81 and standard deviation was 3.85, showing the data was spread out. The coefficient of variation was 29.94% and coefficient of skewness was positive at 0.67, meaning there were many low numbers of active cases.

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    LAUD, TRIECHIA

    BSACC 3A
    ASSIGNMENT 3
    Exercise 3.0

    1. The following data is a frequency of salesclerk applicants for 7-day


    period in a particular company: 55, 23, 45, 22, 33, 51, and 25. Find the
    mean, median, and mode.

    MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY


    MEAN 36.28571
    MEDIAN 33
    MODE None

    MEAN: ∑ X÷ N
    Where:

    X= Raw Data

    Ʃ= Sigma; the sum of all items

    N/n= Number of cases

    Solution:

    Mean= (55 + 23 + 45+ 22 + 33 + 51 + 25) ÷ 7

    = 254 ÷ 7

    Mean= 36.28571

    MEDIAN: (n + 1) / 2

    Solution:

    22, 23, 25, 33, 45, 51, 55

    = (7 + 1) / 2

    = 8 / 2

    Median Position= 4

    22, 23, 25, 33, 45, 51, 55

    4th

    Therefore, the Median is 33.

    MODE: The data that appears more often.

    There is no mode since no data appears more often than the others.
    2. An owner of a certain company obtained 4 kinds of loan from 4 commercial
    banks at a different interest rate, P150, 000 at 11.5% and P75, 000 at
    17%, P100, 000 at 12% and P135, 500 at 13% per annum. What is the mean?

    MEAN
    (150,000∗11.45 %)+(75,000∗17 % )+(100,000∗12% )+(135,500∗13 %)
    =
    53.45 %
    = 59,475 ÷ 53.45%
    = P 111,272.217

    3. The following data is the Year-on-Year Inflation Rates in the Philippines.


    All items for January 2015- November 2016. Find the Mean, Median, and
    Modal of inflation rate for the year 2016.

    2015 2016
    January 2.4 1.3
    February 2.5 0.9
    March 2.4 1.1
    April 2.2 1.1
    May 1.6 1.6
    June 1.2 1.9
    July 0.8 1.9
    August 0.6 1.8
    September 0.4 2.3
    October 0.4 2.3
    November 1.1 2.5
    December 1.5
    Source: Philippines Statistics Authority, National Accounts of the
    Philippines

    MASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY: INFLATION RATE FOR THE YEAR 2016


    MEAN 1.7
    MEDIAN 1.8
    MODE 1.1, 1.9, 2.3

    SOLUTION:
    MEAN
    = (1.3 + 0.9 + 1.1 + 1.1 + 1.6 + 1.9 + 1.9 + 1.8 + 2.3 + 2.3 + 2.5)/11
    = 18.7/ 11
    = 1.7

    MEDIAN

    = (11 + 1)/2
    = 6th Place
    0.9 1.1 1.1 1.3 1.6 1.8 1.9 1.9 2.3 2.3 2.5
    6th

    MODE: The date that appears more often.


    Thus, the modes are 1.1, 1.9, and 2.3 since they appeared more often than
    the others.
    EXERCISE 3.1
    The following data are the number of active covid19 patients recorded from
    different hospitals in Region A.

    HOSPITAL NUMBER OF ACTIVE


    A 12
    B 10
    C 8
    D 13
    E 12
    F 15
    G 20
    Table 1: Summary of Active Covid19 Patients of various Hospitals in Region A.

    COMPUTE THE FOLLOWING AND INTERPRET:

    MEASURE OF VARIATION INTERPRETATION


    RANGE 12 This indicates that
    the data is more
    scattered.
    INTERQUARTILE RANGE (IQR) 5 The maximum difference
    in the number of
    active covid19
    patients in different
    hospitals in Region A
    is 5 patients.
    SEMI-INTERQUARTILE RANGE 2.5 This indicates the
    (SIQR) distance of the data
    from the mean. Hence,
    the distance of the
    number of active
    patients from the mean
    is 2.5 units semi-
    interquartile range.
    VARIANCE 14.81 This indicates that
    the average squared
    distance of all the
    active patients in
    different hospitals of
    Region A from the mean
    of 12.86 is 14.81
    units variance. Hence,
    the sample is spread
    out.
    STANDARD DEVIATION 3.85 This indicates that
    the average distance
    of all the active
    patients in different
    hospitals in Region A
    from the mean of 12.86
    is 3.85 units standard
    deviation.
    COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION 29.94% This indicates that
    the number of active
    cases in different
    hospitals in Region A
    is 27.68% scattered or
    spread out.
    COEFFICIENT OF SKEWNESS 0.67 Since the coefficient
    of skewness is greater
    than zero, the number
    of actives cases in
    different hospitals of
    Region A is positively
    skewed. Hence, there
    are lots of low
    numbers of covid19
    active cases.

    1. RANGE : Difference between the Highest and Lowest Value


    Solution:
    8 10 12 12 13 15 20
    Lowest Data Highest Data
    = 20 – 8
    = 12

    2. INTERQUARTILE RANGE: 3rd Quartile – 1st Quartile

    Lower Quarter Median Upper Quarter


    8 10 12 12 13 15 20
    Q1 Q3
    IQR = 15 – 10 = 5

    3. SEMI-INTERQUARTILE RANGE: (3rd Quartile – 1st Quartile)/2


    = (15 -10)/2
    = 5/2
    = 2.5

    4. VARIANCE: 2 Ʃ (X r−μ)2
    σ =
    n−1
    Where:
    x r = the score/sample
    µ = mean
    n = sample size

    SOLUTION:

    µ = 12.86

    = ¿¿¿
    [0.7396+8.1796+ 23.6196+0.0196+0.7396+ 4.5796+50.9796]❑
    =
    6
    88.86
    =
    6
    2
    σ = 14.81

    Ʃ (X r−μ )2
    5. STANDARD DEVIATION:

    σ =√ 12.69
    σ
    √ n−1

    = 3.85

    Standard Deviation
    6. COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION: ∗100 %
    Mean
    3.85
    = ∗100 %
    12.86
    = 0.29937
    = 29.94%

    3( χ −Median)
    7. COEFFICIENT OF SKEWNESS: Sk=
    SD
    3(12.86−12)
    =
    3.85
    = 0.67

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