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    This document discusses problems encountered by STEM students in online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic at a college in the Philippines. It provides examples of calculating sample sizes for different student populations, such as 154 academic strand students, 205 grade 11 students, 253 grade 12 students, 294 SHS students, and 150 grade 12 TVL students, based on their total populations. The calculations follow the formula for sample size where n is equal to the population size N divided by 1 plus the population size multiplied by itself.

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    ONLINE LEARNING PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED BY SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,

    ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS STUDENTS IN ACLC COLLEGE OF TAYTAY

    AMIDST OF CORONA VIRUS DISEASE PANDEMIC

    Activity No. 2
    Directions: Compute for the Sample Size for the following Population. Show your complete
    solution.

    1. 250 Academic Strand Students

    2. 418 Grade 11 Students

    3. 686 Grade 12 Students

    4. 1104 SHS Students

    5. 238 Grade 12 TVL Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    1. 250 Academic Strand Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    250
    n=
    1+250 ¿ ¿

    250 250
    n= =n=
    1+0.625 1.625

    n=153.84

    n=¿154 Academic Strand Students


    2. 418 Grade 11 Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    418
    n=
    1+ 418 ¿ ¿

    418 418
    n= =n=
    1+1.045 2. 045

    n=204.40

    n=205 Grade 11 Students

    3. 686 Grade 12 Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    686
    n=
    1+686 ¿ ¿

    686 686
    n= =n=
    1+1.715 2.715

    n=252.67

    n=253 Grade 12 Students


    4. 1104 SHS Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    1104
    n=
    1+1104 ¿ ¿

    1104 1104
    n= =n=
    1+2.76 3 .76

    n=293.61

    n=294 SHS Students

    5. 238 Grade 12 TVL Students

    N
    n=
    1+ N ¿ ¿

    238
    n=
    1+238 ¿ ¿

    238 238
    n= =n=
    1+0.595 1. 595

    n=149.21

    n=150 Grade 12 TVL Students

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