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Group Project 1: Course Statistic Code
Group Project 1: Course Statistic Code
SEM 20/21
Course Statistic
Code
Bil Nama No Matrik
1. Raja Zahrin Shah Bin Raja Zainal Abidin AA180375
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Table of Content
- Objective
2
- Methodology
MINUTES OF MEETING 3
FILA TABLE
- Facts
4
- Ideas
- Learning Issues
- Action Plan
RESULTS
- Bar Chart
5–7
- Analysis Data
CONCLUSION 8
FEEDBACK FORM 9 – 11
INTRODUCTION
Statistics is the science of collecting, simplifying and describing data as well as making
interferences about the population characteristic based on the analysis of data. The data we can
transfer into pie chart, graph bar and many more. Statistics will boost our critical thinking skills
because we need to identify the reason of the data that we are having.
Our group have been given 1 case study by our lecturer, Puan Nurhana . We decided to
find the information of the number of shoes our classmates. We create one survey form by using
Google Form and distribute to classmates for collecting data. By using this method, help us to
identify how many shoes that they have. In this report, we will provide all the information with
the analysis of the data.
At the end of this report, we provide 3 sheets of the feedback form we received from our
classmates as evidence. We distribute to 54 survey form to our classmates to collect and analysis
the data. After we received the data, we construct bar chart to show the number of shoes they
have. In addition, we find mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation.
MINUTES OF MEETING
ATTENDANCE
1. Raja Zahrin Shah Bin Raja Zainal Abidin
2. Muhammad Haris Hazwan Bin Kamaruzaman
3. Muhamad Alif Haziq Bin Mohd Din
ACTIVITIES
1. Ice breaking
2. Discuss about the case that we choose
3. Decide what method should be use to collect the data
4. Divide the scope job
5. Find the way to solve the case
Verified by,
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(Raja Zahrin Shah Bin Raja Zainal Abidin)
FILA TABLE
RESULTS
Bar Chart
Number of shoes group A and B have
35
30
25
Number of students,f
20
15
10
0
0.5 - 3.5 3.5 - 7.5 7.5 - 11.5 11.5 - 15.5
Number of shoes, L
2
Class Class Class Frequency, f i xi ( xi) f i xi 2 Cumulative
limit boundary midpoint, fi frequency
xi
0-3 0.5-3.5 1.5 34 51 2.25 76.5 34
4-7 3.5-7.5 5.5 18 99 30.25 30.25 52
8-11 7.5-11.5 9.5 2 19 90.25 90.25 54
12- 11.5- 13.5 13.5 182.25 182.25 55
1
15 15.5
Σf = 55 Σ fx= fx 2
182.5 983.75
Find the
n
∑ f i xi
i=1
n
∑f i
(i) mean = x̄ = i=1
182.5
= 55
= 3.318
(ii) median =
M = L M +C× ( ) 2
fm
−F
55
=3 . 5+4×
M = 2.056
( 18
2
−34
)
db
(iii) mode = M0
=L+C
( d b+ d a )
34−18
=3 . 5+4
(
(34−18 )+(34−2) )
16
=3 . 5+4
48( )
M0 =4 .833
2
n
( Σf i x i )
(iv) variance,
2
s =
1
Σf −1 [∑ i=1
f i x 2−
i Σf ]
(182 .5 )2
1
[
= 983 .75-
54 55 ]
s2 = 7.00
2
(v) standard deviation, s = s
=√ 7
s =2.646
CONCLUSION
Based on the information we have collected and discussed, we have obtained the decision
to identify the mean, median, mod, variance and standard deviation. Min, x́ for shoes obtained by
group B students is 3.318. Median, M for shoes owned by student group B M = 2.056. mod,
M 0 for shoes obtained by students is M0 =4 .833 . The variance value, s2 from the analysis data
2
is s = 7.00. Standard deviation, s for the shoes is s =2.646.