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Average Speed and Sales Analysis Report

1. The document contains calculations of average speed, grades for a course, differences in exam scores, daily sales statistics, and their interpretations. 2. It calculates the average speed as 27.5 km/hr, final grade for a course as 87.95%, and difference between exam scores as 97. 3. It finds the mean daily sales as ₱21,339, range as ₱17,970, and standard deviation as 5,678.44. The interpretation is that this information can help the business owner develop strategies to increase sales over a 10-day period.

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Average Speed and Sales Analysis Report

1. The document contains calculations of average speed, grades for a course, differences in exam scores, daily sales statistics, and their interpretations. 2. It calculates the average speed as 27.5 km/hr, final grade for a course as 87.95%, and difference between exam scores as 97. 3. It finds the mean daily sales as ₱21,339, range as ₱17,970, and standard deviation as 5,678.44. The interpretation is that this information can help the business owner develop strategies to increase sales over a 10-day period.

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Maritoni T.

Cañas Code: 6496

Speed covering one way trip+ Speed for t h e return trip


1. Average Speed =
2
30 km/hr+ 25 km/hr 55 km/hr
= 2
= 2
Average Speed = 27.5 km/hr

2. Short Test (5%): 95, 90, 80, 75, 85.


Major Project (35%):90
Final Grade (40%): 88

Short Test = (95 x 5%) + (90 x 5%) + (80 x 5%) + (75 x 5%) + (85 x 5%)

= 4.75 + 4.5 + 4 + 3.75 + 4.25

= 21.25

Major Project = 90 x 35%

= 31.5

Final Grade = 88 x 40%

= 35.2

Final Grade for the Course = 21.25 + 31.5 + 35.2

= 87.95

3. Four Classroom Examination = 82


Fifth Classroom Examination = 85
4 x 82 = 328 5 x 85 = 425
425 - 328 = 97
OR
x 1+ x 2+ x 3+ x 4 x 1+ x 2+ x 3+ x 4+ x 5
M4 = = 82 M5 =
n n

x 1+ x 2+ x 3+ x 4 328+ x 5
82 = 85 =
4 5

x1 + x2 + x3 + x4 = 328 x5 = (85)(5) - 328


x5 = 97
Daily Sales
4. Mean =
No . of days
Mean=
18,500+ 23,600+21,210+14,515+20,500+21,700+14,250+18,345+28,550+ 32,220
10
213,390
=
10

= ₱21,339

Range = Maximum Value – Minimum Value

= ₱32,220 - ₱14,250 = ₱17,970

Standard Deviation:

xi x̅ x i - x̅ (x i−x ̅ )
2

18,500 21,339 2,839 8,059,921


23,600 21,339 2,261 5,112,121
21,210 21,339 129 16,641
14,515 21,339 6,824 46,566,976
20,500 21,339 839 703,921
21,700 21,339 361 130,321
14,250 21,339 7,089 50,253,921
18,345 21,339 2,994 8,964,036
28,550 21,339 7,211 51,998,821
32,220 21,339 10,881 118,396, 161

290,202,540
SD =
10−1

290,202,540
=√
9

= √ 32,244,726.667

= 5,678.44

Interpretation:

The stated owner can expect total average sales of P21, 339 for his restaurant over a 10-day
period based on the data gathered, and the standard deviation of 5,678.44 shows how evenly
the sales are distributed, and the range shows the gap between the highest and lowest sales.
The information acquired can assist the businessman in developing ideas to help his business
generate more money throughout the duration of his ten-day period.

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