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The document appears to be a midterm exam for a course on elementary statistics with experimental design. It contains questions testing students' understanding of key statistical concepts like measures of central tendency, types of data, experimental design, and analysis of variance. Students are instructed to show their work and strictly no erasures are allowed on the exam.

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Office of The Dean For College of Agriculture: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

The document appears to be a midterm exam for a course on elementary statistics with experimental design. It contains questions testing students' understanding of key statistical concepts like measures of central tendency, types of data, experimental design, and analysis of variance. Students are instructed to show their work and strictly no erasures are allowed on the exam.

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University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

Alubijid | Cagayan de Oro | Claveria | Jasaan | Oroquieta | Panaon

Office of the Dean for


College of Agriculture MIDTERM EXAM
Claveria Elementary Statistics with Experimental Design

Name: ____________________________ Date:

Course&Year: Score:

GENERAL INSTRUCTION: READ THE INSTRUCTION CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU START


ANSWERING. ONCE CAUGHT CHEATING WILL AUTOMATICALLY EARN A SCORE OF ZERO (0)
FOR THE MIDTERM EXAM.

I. IDENTIFICATION. Give the correct answer of the following statement. Write it on the space provided.
STRICTLY NO ERASURES!

Statistics 1. It is the science of planning an experiment and collect data and then organize, summarize
and interpret data then draw conclusions about the population.

Parameter 2. Refers to the numerical measurement describing some characteristics of population.

Karl Pearson 3. Who is the founder of mathematical statistics?

Summary Statistics 4. What is descriptive Statistics?

Quantitative data 5. A type of data represent counts or measurements is called?

Population size 6. A type of data that can be counted with a decimal point.

Independent Variable 7. A type of variable that can be changed or manipulated by the researchers.

Median 8. It refers to the middle number in a set of data.

Mode 9. This number appears more in a set of data.

Mean 10. This measure of central tendency is also describe as the average of the data set.

Line graph 11. A type of graph usually use to show the gender distribution of a population.

Frequency distribution 12. It is an organized tabulation showing exactly how many individuals are located
in each category on the scale of measurement.

Arithmetic mean 13. It is also called the average of a data set.

Median 14. It is the middle score of distribution.

Control Experimental Design 15. It is a way to control the errors by copying 1 experimental plot.

Experimental Design 16. It is how the experimental plots are arranged in the field.

Sigma Σ 17. It is the symbol for summation notation.


Randomization 18. It is the process of assigning each of the treatments in the experimental plots.

Analysis of Variance 19. ANOVA stands for _____.

20. Who are the authors of the book used in Statistics especially the table of random numbers?

TEST II. Matching Type


A B
1. Gender distribution of students enrolled in BSAF program. a. Independent variable
2. Growth response of capsicum with and without Arachis pintoi b. Dependent variable
3. Color of your hair c. Average
4. Number of insects caught in a sweep of a net d. Continuous
5. Weight of cacao seed e. Descriptive statistics
6. Scores of students in statistics f. Inferential statistics
7. Application of fertilizer in tomatoes g. Nominal
8. Number of leaves in a tomato plant h. Discrete
9. Light intensity available for cacao i. Independent variable
10. Median j. Ordinal

TEST III. Calculate the following.

A. Frequency Distribution (20 points)

1. The High school student took their final exam and their scores over 100 are:

19 20 45 60 45 28 65 89

45 36 78 97 87 93 93 76

78 54 87 39 90 34 45 56

65 87 76 56 74 35 20 15

a. Calculate the Frequency Distribution of the given data. Then draw a Histogram showing the
Frequency distribution.

Class Interval Frequency (F) Relative Frequency Percentage (%) relative


Frequency

2. The Amount of grocery items spend in the Mall are recorded below. Calculate the Mean,
Median and Mode. (12 points)
87 67 23 12 17 18

78 29 34 34 65 67

B. Summation Notation (18 points)

1. Perform the summation notation below. (2 points each)


i j Seq.
Xi Yi Seq. 64 43 1
5 4 1
5 90 45 2
7 4 2
1. ¿ ∑ Xi 4. 37 62 3
3 6 3
i=1 85 78 4
8 7 4
5
2 8 5 25 81 5
¿ ∑ X ij Yij
i=2
j=1
5
3
2. ¿ ∑ Xi 5. = ∑ X ij Yij
i=1
i=2
j=1
5
3
3. ¿ ∑ X i Yi 6. ∑ X ij Yij
i=1
i=2
j=1

TEST IV. Do the following for the given research study. (20 points)

Research title:
Growth response of cacao cuttings treated with different growth hormones. It has 3-
Treatments with 4- Replication. T1 – Control; T2 – IBA; T3 – ANAA are the treatments.
Draw the experimental lay-out with the assigned treatments. (10 points).

1. Observe the research title below and determine the dependent and independent variables of that
study. (5 points)
2. Then determine the data you are going to collect for this study. (5 points)
3. Do the randomization and Lay-out of this experimental study. Show your solution on a different
sheet of paper. (10 points)

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