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Pets Survey Results
Pets Survey Results
PETS
The purpose of this survey is to gather information about your pets and
the amount of time you spend with them.
Researchers:
Anttoine Selidio
Cathleen Jamero
Shilo Salazar
Submitted to:
Sir Al Betantos
Question #1
-Except for the researchers, we have invited the Grade 11 St. Sylvester class to
participate. In a poll asking about the type of pet(s) they have and how they spend
their time with them. The poll had three questions, and we researchers received a
total of about 38 replies. We asked the respondents to select what kind of pet(s)
they currently own for the first question.
A dog was the most popular choice among the 38 respondents, with a pick rate of
about 78.9%, or about 30 people, and turtle and fish were the least popular choices,
at about 2.6% each (1). Cats came in second with roughly 15.8% (6).
Question #2
-In the second question, we asked respondents how frequently they take their
pets out. According to the 38 responses, the majority, or approximately 34.2% (13)
of the respondents, prefer to take their pets out more than once a week and a few
times. With once a week and once a month being the second with 10.5% or about 4
people. Everyday came in third with two respondents, followed by I don't take my
fish out and indoor cat, which came in last with 2.6% or about one person.
Question #3
How much time do you spend with your pet/pets on a daily basis?
-The third question asks respondents to indicate how much time they spend
each day with their pet or pets.
To sum up, the purpose of the pet survey that we, the researchers, conducted
was to learn what type of pet the XI-Sylvester students have and how much time
they spend with their pets. The majority of Sylvester students (34.2%) prefer to take
their pets out "a few times," and the most popular pet there is a dog (78.9%). The
time they spend with their pets on an average day is 30 minutes with a percentage
of (31.6%). Therefore, we have concluded from our research that not everyone has
the same type of pet and does not have the same amount of time to spend with
their pet on a daily basis. Each person has a different type of pet and a preferred
time to bond with them. This is in line with Statistics and Probability in General
Mathematics.