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 Measures of Central
Tendency
UNGROUPED DATA

Grade 7 - Quarter 4 Module 4 Week 6

 Lesson Targets
illustrate the measures of central tendency (mean, median and

01 mode) of ungrouped
data;

02 calculate the measures of central tendency of the ungrouped

data

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 ACTIVITY NO.1
Instruction:
a. IT’s MY BIRTHDAY!
Individually write your BIRTHDATES in the template
provided.

Guide Questions:
1. What is the AVERAGE birthdate for the month of
XXX 2024? How?
2. What is the MIDDLE birthdate for the month of
XXX 2024? How?
3 . What is the MOST FREQUENT birthdate for the
month of XXX 2024? How?

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 ACTIVITY NO.1
Instruction:
a. IT’s MY BIRTHDAY!
Individually write your BIRTHDATES in the template
provided.

Guide Questions:
4. Can you think of any situations where finding the
AVERAGE, MEDIAN, and MOST FREQUENT data
could be more useful? Cite an Example

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 Define and Discover
1.Ungrouped Data - a type of data that has not been organized or grouped into specific
categories. It is also known as raw data or unorganized data.

a. MEAN
b. MEDIAN
c. MODE

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 Ungrouped Data
Mean Median Mode
the average value of a set of data. the middle value of a set of data when the most frequent or common value in
The mean is the sum of all the values arranged in order. To find the median a set of data. To get the mode of the
in the set of data divided by the of even number of values, get the data set, we simply find the value that
number of values. mean or average of the two middle appears most often. There could be
values. more than one mode or no mode at all
The mean of a sample (or the sample in a given set of data.
mean) is denoted by x̅ (x bar), and
the mean of a population (or the
population mean) is denoted by μ
(mu). Below is the formula for the
sample mean.

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 Let’s Try This One!
a. Example 1
Given the following data, find the median.
36, 1, 16, 4, 45, 35, 13

b. Example 2
What is the mode of the set of values below?
59, 57, 74, 61, 61, 57, 64, 61

c. Example 3
Given the following data, find the mean?
32, 1, 12, 21, 45, 25, 33

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 QUIZ TIME!
a. Statistical survey - Math Scores -Grade 7

PROBLEM 1:
What is the mean of the set of values below?
11 -19 -27 -25 -2 -12 -29

PROBLEM 2:
The mean of the following set of data is 65, Find the value of x?
55 -74 -61 -72 -61 -71 -62 -x

PROBLEM 3:
Given the following data, find the median?
118 -173 -162 -16 -86 -13 -190 -103

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

 ASSIGNMENT
a. Group Practice:
PROBLEM 4:
Suppose you want to get a final grade of 94 in your math class. The final grade is equal to the
mean of 6 quizzes you have taken during the semester. Knowing that you scored 90, 89, 97, 96,
and 95 in the first five quizzes, what is the minimum score you should get for the 6th quiz?
What happens when you scored higher or lower than that?

PROBLEM 5:
Megan is a financial advisor. She lists down the age of her clients. The ages are shown below.

64, 51, 66, 34, 47

38, 29, 37, 68,43
49, 27, 52, 65, 26
41, 24, 36, 62, 28

Central Tendency : Ungrouped Data - Mean, Median, Mode Lesson Targets

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