Statistics and Probability
Learning Activity Sheet 1
Name: _________________________________________________ Teacher: Ms. Alyssa Bianca B. Aguilar
Section: _______________ Date: ________________ Score:______________
A. Classify if the following is a discrete or continuous random variable.
_______________1. The number of students per class
_______________2. The number of cellphones sold per day in a shop for 10 days.
_______________3. The number of integers greater than five.
_______________4. The average number of students in the first period.
_______________5. The real numbers between 1 to 10.
B. List all the outcomes of the following experiments.
1. Tossing three coins.
2. Rolling two dice.
C. Construct a probability distribution of the following and answer the following :
a. What is the sum of P(2) and P(3)?
b. What is the P(X) > 2?
1. Getting the number of tails in tossing three coins
Solution: a. b.
2. Getting a sum of two dice.
Solution: a. b.
Statistics and Probability
Learning Activity Sheet 2
Name: _________________________ Teacher: Ms. Alyssa Bianca B. Aguilar
Section: ________________________ Date: _____________ Score:______
A. Solve for the mean variance and standard deviation of the discrete probability distribution.
1. The daily demand for copies of a magazine at a variety store has the probability distribution as
follows.
No. of copies X P(X) X . P(X) 𝑋2 𝑋2. P(X)
0 0.10
1 0.25
2 0.30
3 0.16
4 0.05
Σ = __________ Σ = __________
Mean Formula: ___________ 𝜇 = __________
Variance Formula: _______________ Standard Deviation Formula: ___________
σ2 = __________________ σ = ________
B. Solve the following problem.
1. You buy three ₱1,000.00 raffle tickets for a prize of a new 20-passenger Sarao jeepney valued
at ₱800, 000.00. If two thousand tickets are sold, what is the expected value? Solution:
2. A life insurance company will sell a 1 million three-year term life insurance policy exclusive in a
particular risk group for a premium of ₱5,000.00. Let X denote the net gain to the company from the
sale of one policy. If a person in this risk group has a 99.95% chance of surviving within three years,
what is the expected value to the company of a single policy?
Solution:
