STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

(PERFORMANCE TASK)

SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE AND ESTIMATION OF

PARAMETER

presented by Group 5:

Añonuevo, Mharrione Ruzel M.

Godinez, Aron Joshua B.
Gohilde, Miguel Gabriel R.
Oaña, Charles Johannes S.
Sorita, Adiel Neo S.
Dotig, Audrey Sheen B.
Flomares, Margharret G.
Valdez, Geren Elfleda K.
Villoga, Jueilyza Leigh S.

prepared for: Ms. Ericka Derez

 PROOF OF DATA GATHERING

Name Response Signature

Palentinos, Jesu J. 15 minutes

Remante, Gabriel 15 minutes

Mathew B.

Garganta, Faith Ayesha 20 minutes

O.

Agillion, Janelle Moreen 60 minutes

F.

Curiba, Jannah 20 minutes

Katherine C.

Orzalez, Chad Andrei V. 15 miutes

Sinusuat, Juliana 20 minutes

Carmena B.

Banaag, Daniella May T. 15 minutes

Aguilar, Michaella 60 minutes

Denise H.

Felipe, Josuen Macy M. 40 minutes

Gonzales, Elijah Joy V. 30 minutes

Narvaez, Antonia Claire 20 minutes

M.

Castrillo, Carl Benedict 18 minutes

B.
Oñate, Tiffany Aouie C. 60 minutes

Dimmangna, Nathaniel 12 minutes

S.

Camasis, Justine G. 20 minutes

Bascon, Xarmaine 90 minutes

Zuseyn L.

Orilla, Althea Jane C. 60 minutes

Galang, Jodee Nicole S. 30 minutes

Clemeno, Paolo T. 10 minutes

Herrera, Leira Kerstine 25 minutes

O.

Bitangcor, Lindsey 10 minutes

Jaimee F.

Salmorin, Lara R. 30 minutes

Tumangday, Jelanie G. 15 minutes

Jovares, Pauleen Gian 15 minutes

D.

Salva, Gabriel Gohann 45 minutes

C.

Ebuen, Kimberly B. 20 minutes

Lungay, Lady Alexandra 20 minutes
V.

Armeña, Exequiel C. 20 minutes

Escalante, Joaquin Kyle 59 minutes

M.

A. A list showing how much time students typically spend taking a

bath is provided.

Student Time Student Time Student Time

No. No. No.

1 15 mins 11 30 mins 21 25 mins

2 15 mins 12 20 mins 22 10 mins

3 20 mins 13 18 mins 23 30 mins

4 60 mins 14 60 mins 24 15 mins

5 20 mins 15 12 mins 25 45 mins

6 15 mins 16 20 mins 26 20 mins

7 20 mins 17 90 mins 27 20 mins

8 15 mins 18 60 mins 28 20 mins

9 60 mins 19 30 mins 29 20 mins

10 40 mins 20 10 mins 30 59 mins

B. A tally from lowest to highest and number of frequency.

Time Frequency Time Frequency

10 mins 2 30 mins 3

12 mins 1 40 mins 1

15 mins 6 45 mins 1

18 mins 1 59 mins 1

20 mins 8 60 mins 4

25 mins 1 90 mins 1

C. A graph of table, with the Time at the X-axis and the Frequency at
the Y-axis.
D. Calculate the mean (average), variance, and standard deviation.

To find the mean, each time value is multiplied by its corresponding

frequency to get f × x. Then, all the f × x values are added together to find
the total. The total frequency (the sum of all frequencies) is also calculated.
Finally, the mean is found by dividing the total f × x by the total frequency.
This gives the average time value.

Formula:
X̄ = Σ(fx)/Σf

●​ f = frequency
●​ x = time

Time (x) Frequency (f) f*x

10 2 20

12 1 12

15 6 90

18 1 18

20 8 160

25 1 25

30 3 90

40 1 40

45 1 45

59 1 59

60 4 240

90 1 90

X̄ = 10(2)+12(1)+15(6)+18(1)+20(8)+25(1)+30(3)+40(1)+45(1)
+59(1)+60(4)+90(1)/30
 X̄ = 889/30​

X̄ = 29.6333

X̄ = 29.63

To find the variance, we first subtract the mean from each time value (x-x̄),
then square the result to get (x-x̄)². Each squared value is then multiplied by
its corresponding frequency to get f(x-x̄)². After finding all these products,
we add them together. Finally, we divide the total by the sum of frequencies
to get the variance, which measures how spread out the data is around the
mean.

Formula:
σ² = Σf(x-x̄)²/Σf

Time (x) Frequency x-29.6333 (x-29.6333) f(x-29.633

(f) ² 3)²

10 2 -19.6333 385.4665 770.9329

12 1 -17.6333 310.9333 310.9333

15 6 -14.6333 214.1335 1284.8008

18 1 -11.6333 135.3337 135.3337

20 8 -9.6333 92.8005 742.4038

25 1 -4.6333 21.4675 21.4675

30 3 0.3667 0.1345 0.4034

40 1 10.3667 107.4685 107.4685

45 1 15.3667 236.1355 236.1355

59 1 29.3667 862.4031 862.4031

 60 4 30.3667 922.1365 3688.5459

90 1 60.3667 3644.1385 3644.1385

σ² = 770.9329 + 310.9333 + 1284.8008 + 135.3337 + 742.4038 +

21.4675 + 0.4034 + 107.4685 + 236.1355 + 862.4031 + 3688.5459 +
3644.1385/30

σ² = 11804.9669/30

σ² = 393.4989

σ² = 393.50

To find the standard deviation, we must get the square root of the variance.

Formula:
σ = √σ²​
​ ​ ​ ​ ​
σ = √393.4989

σ = 19.8368​ ​ ​ ​ ​

σ = 19.84
E. Normal Curve Illustration

Conclusion:

Based on the results we gathered, we observed that the data follows

a normal distribution with a mean of 29.63 and a standard deviation
of 22.22. This means most values are centered around the mean,
with fewer values appearing as we move further away. Using the
normal curve, we saw that about 68% of the data falls within one
standard deviation from the mean, 95% within two, and nearly all
(99.7%) within three. These results confirm the typical behavior of a
normally distributed dataset and show how standard deviation helps
us understand the spread and consistency of data.
Rubrics:

Categories Excellent Satisfactory Developing Score

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estimation of parameters. of
parameters. estimation
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answer. answer. not relate to
the task.

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accurately. there are
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