This document provides an outline for a course on probability and statistics. It begins with an introduction to statistics, including definitions and general uses. It then covers topics like measures of central tendency, probability, discrete and continuous distributions, and hypothesis testing. References for textbooks on statistics and counterexamples in probability are also provided. Assignments ask students to list contributors to statistics, apply statistics in real life, define independent and dependent variables, and understand scales of measurement. Methods of data collection, tabular and graphical representation of data, and measures of central tendency and location are also discussed.

1. PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS BY ENGR. JORGE P. BAUTISTA

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25. Frequency of Ordinal Data Ex. Frequency distribution of Employee Perception on the Behavior of their Administrators 100 total 31 Strongly unfavorable 22 Unfavorable 14 Slightly unfavorable 12 Slightly favorable 11 favorable 10 Strongly favorable Frequency Perception

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