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De La Salle University-Dasmarias
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND COMPUTER STUDIES
MEAN GROUP
KYRAH AND FRIENDS
POWERFIVE (KASO SIX TAYO HAHAAHHA) GIRLS
TOTALLY SPIES
De Jesus, Jhemiyah Kyrah M.

Doneza, Kessy Lein C.
Eulalio, Janina Kristienne O.
Guda, Marinella L.
Millares, Nia Michelle Louise L.
Rodil, Kiah Carmela E.
MEB 31
SEPTEMBER 24, 2016
QUALITATIVE FREQUENCY TABLE
GENDER
Table 1. Frequency Distribution of the Gender of the
Respondents
GENDER
FREQUENCY
RELATIVE FREQUENCY (%)
MALE
19
38
FEMALE
31
62
50
100
Gender of the Respondents in DLSU-D
Male
38%
Female
62%
Figure 1. Frequency Distribution of the Gender of the Respondents
The table and figure show that the majority of the respondents are females.
The female respondents make up 62% of the total 50 respondents. The males
on the other hand make up only 38% of the respondents.
YEAR LEVEL
Table 2. Frequency Distribution of the Year Level of the
Respondents
YEAR LEVEL
FREQUENCY
First Year
14
Second Year
18
Third Year
22
44
Fourth Year
12
24
50
100
Year Levels of the Respondents in

DLSU-D
14%
24%
1st year
2nd year
18%
3rd year
4th year
44%
Figure 2. Frequency Distribution of the Year Level of the Respondents

The table and figure above shows the majority of the respondents were
third year students. They make up 44% of the total respondents. The year level
that had the least respondents were the first years. They made up only 14%.
COURSES
Table 3. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

COURSES
FREQUENCY
Civil Engineering
BS Psychology
Electrical Engineering
AB Communications
AB Psychology
10
Medical Biology
12
Human Biology
14
Mechanical Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Electronics Engineering
Business Management
Information Technology
Architecture
Economics
Marketing
Graphics Design and

Multimedia
Environmental Biology
Human Resource
Management
50
100
Figure 3. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

The respondents came from 18 different courses. The highest number of
respondents, seven, came from the Human Biology Course. The least, one
respondent, came from AB Communications, Industrial Engineering,
Economics, Graphics Design and Multimedia, and Environmental Biology.
QUANTITATIVE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIION TABLES

NUMBER OF SIBLING/S
Table 4. Frequency Distribution of the Number of Sibling/s of the Respondents

No. of
Siblings
FREQUENCY
CLASS
MARK
RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
% RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
<CF
>CF
<RCF
>RCF
0-2
31
0.62
62
31
50
62
100
3-5
18
0.36
36
49
49
98
38
6-8
49
49
98
9-11
0.02
50
31
100
100
50
Figure 4.a. No. of Sibling/s of the Respondents (Histogram)
Figure 4.b. Number of Sibling/s of the Respondents (Frequency Polygon)
The table and figures show the majority of the sample had only 0-2 siblings.
They made up 62% of the total respondents. This means that 62% or 31
respondents have only zero to two siblings. The class with the lowest
frequency, zero, is the class with 6-8 siblings. This means that none of the
respondents have six to eight siblings.
BODY TEMPERATURE
Table 5. Frequency Distribution of the Body Temperature of the

Respondents
Body
Temperature
FREQUENCY
CLASS
MARK
RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
% RELATIVE
FREQUENCY
<CF
>CF
<RCF
>RCF
35.2-35.6
0.2
0.08
50
100
35.7-36.1
10
0.2
0.2
20
14
38
28
92
36.2-36.6
13
0.2
0.26
26
27
27
54
72
36.7-37.1
11
0.2
0.22
22
38
14
76
46
37.2-37.6
12
0.2
0.24
24
50
100
24
100
50
Figure 5.a. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

(Histogram)
Figure 5.b. Frequency Polygon Distribution of the Courses of the

Respondents
The class with the highest frequency, thirteen respondents, is class

36.2-36.6 . They make up 26% or the total respondents. This means that
thirteen respondents had a temperature of 36.2 to 36.6 at the time of the
survey. The class with the lowest frequency, four respondents, is class
35.2-35.6 . This means that four respondents had a temperature of
35.2-35.6 during the time of the survey.
CONCLUSION
A total of fifty (50) respondents were surveyed. Most of them, 62%, were
females. The respondents came from eighteen (18) different colleges with
most respondents coming from Human Biology. The respondents mostly have
only 0-2 siblings. The body temperature of the respondents were mostly
ranging at 36.2-36.6 degrees Celsius.
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De La Salle University-Dasmarias

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND COMPUTER STUDIES

De Jesus, Jhemiyah Kyrah M.

SEPTEMBER 24, 2016

QUALITATIVE FREQUENCY TABLE

RELATIVE FREQUENCY (%)

Gender of the Respondents in DLSU-D

Figure 1. Frequency Distribution of the Gender of the Respondents

RELATIVE FREQUENCY (%)

Year Levels of the Respondents in

Figure 2. Frequency Distribution of the Year Level of the Respondents

Table 3. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

RELATIVE FREQUENCY (%)

Graphics Design and

Figure 3. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

QUANTITATIVE FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIION TABLES

Table 4. Frequency Distribution of the Number of Sibling/s of the Respondents

Figure 4.a. No. of Sibling/s of the Respondents (Histogram)

Figure 4.b. Number of Sibling/s of the Respondents (Frequency Polygon)

Table 5. Frequency Distribution of the Body Temperature of the

Figure 5.a. Frequency Distribution of the Courses of the Respondents

Figure 5.b. Frequency Polygon Distribution of the Courses of the

The class with the highest frequency, thirteen respondents, is class

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