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Chapter 4 Definition of Terms
Chapter 4 Definition of Terms
DATA
In the first question “How pleasant was the soap’s fragrance?” thirteen (13)
respondents voted excellent, six (6) respondents voted very good, only one (1)
In the second question “How was our soap capable of producing bubbles?”
five (5) respondents voted excellent, nine (9) respondents voted very good, six (6)
In the third question “Does it leave an itchy feeling?” two (2) respondents
voted excellent, very good and good, five (5) respondents voted fair, and nine (9)
In the fourth question “How long-lasting was the calamansi soap?” eleven
(11) respondents voted excellent, six (6) respondents voted very good, three (3)
voted excellent, four (4) respondents voted very good, two (2) respondents voted
skin?” fourteen (14) respondents voted excellent, five (5) respondents voted very
good, only one (1) respondent voted good, and no one voted fair and poor.
respondents voted excellent, five (5) respondents voted very good, only one (1)
In the eighth question “How effective was the calamansi soap in removing
germs?” nine (9) respondents voted excellent, seven (7) respondents voted very
good, four (4) respondents voted good, and no one voted fair and poor.
In the ninth question “Was the soap effective?” eight (8) respondents voted
excellent, eleven (11) respondents voted very good, only one (1) respondent voted
In the last question “How would you rate our soap?” sixteen (16) respondents
voted excellent, four (4) respondents voted very good, and no one answered good,
Therefore, the total number of respondents who voted for excellent was 105,
59 respondents for very good, 21 respondents for good, 5 respondents for fair, and