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The document discusses activities involving analyzing statistical data from tables and graphs. It includes activities analyzing data on mathematics graduate students, time spent on revisions, wake up times and academic performance, and temperature effects on test scores. Students are asked to complete tasks like creating graphs and calculating statistical measures from the sample data and draw conclusions.

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The document discusses activities involving analyzing statistical data from tables and graphs. It includes activities analyzing data on mathematics graduate students, time spent on revisions, wake up times and academic performance, and temperature effects on test scores. Students are asked to complete tasks like creating graphs and calculating statistical measures from the sample data and draw conclusions.

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MPU1034 Applications of Statistics in Educational Research

LAB ACTIVITY 1

Activity 1
The table below shows the distribution of mathematics graduate students in
the Faculty of Education.
(a)

What type of data is presented in the table?

(b)

Create 2 pie charts for the distribution.

Create 2 bar graphs for the distribution.

(d)

Create one bar graph for the distribution.

09/10/01

Previous
registration registration
Full course work

15

17

Mix mode

20

Full research

Ph.D

ACTIVITY 2
The table below shows the length of time in minutes per day for a number of
students doing revision for two subjects: Statistic and Calculus.

Statistic

Calculus

32

30

30

29

28

37

26

25

25

24

23

32

20

20

18

17

10

24
26

28

28

27

24

24

23

22

21

18

18

29

16

14

11

10

(a)

What type of data is presented in the table?

(b)

How many students are doing revision? __________

(c)

Use Open office Calc to complete the following table:


Statistic

Calculus

Median
Mode
Mean
Variance
Standard
deviation
(c)

Which distribution is more feasible? Explain.

(d)
If the length of time for each student doing revision is increased by
5 minutes, what will happen to the median, mode, mean and variance?

Activity 3
(a)
create

Using the data for doing revision on statistic from Activity 1,


histogram, polygon curve and ogive using OpenOffice calc.

(b)
Create two questions for the purpose of investigating some
mathematical ideas about Activity 1.

Activity 4
The two tables present data for two research: Research 1 and 2.
The first table shows the wake-up time and academic performance of 8
children. The second table shows the academic performance of two group of
students. The first group is taking the test in a room with temperature of 250C
and the other group in a room with temperature 0f 300C.
Wake-up time

academic
performance

11

24

36

32

12

22

38

10

22

10

30

30

(a)

250C room

300C room

17

12

19

10

16

14

12

15

17

13

18

12

15

11

16

13

What can you say about the type of both researches.

(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)

What type of variables involve in both researches?


What type of data involve in both researches?
How do you analyze each set of data?
What conclusion can you claim from both researches.

Activity 5
Get some real life data about some phenomena, example population growth,
income of popular stars, number of linux users according to countries, and
number of schools according to states. Manipulate the data using Open Office
and make analysis on the results.

There are two kinds of statistics, the kind you look up, and the kind you make
up.
Rex Stout

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