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Mean, Median, and Mode

There may be a couple of statistic questions in the examination. Kaya it’ll pay to brush up on these simple concepts-the mean, mode, median, and range.

So, how do you solve for them? Here’s how:

  • Mean = Average. All you have to do is to add all of the scores and divide it by the number of scores. For example: 3, 4, and 5 will give you a mean of 4 because (3+4+5) divided by 3 is 4.
  • Mode = The score with the most repetitions. In short, yung pinakasikat or uso. For example: 3, 4, 4, and 5 will have a mode of 4 because there are 2 4s and just one each of 3 and 5.
  • Median = Middle. Write all of the scores in ascending order and pick the number in the middle spot. For example: 3, 4, 5, will give you a median of 4 because it is the middle number.
  • Range = The largest score minus the smallest score. For example: 3, 4, and 5 will have a range of 2 because 5 – 3 is 2.

It’s time to put that into practice. Here are a couple of worksheets to get you started.

Mean, Median, Mode #1

Mean, Median, Mode #2

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Complementary and Supplementary Angles

The questions about angles are fairly easy as long as you’re familiar with these two facts.

  1. Complementary Angles = 90 degrees
  2. Supplementary Angles = 180 degrees

Here are videos that will help you get a good grasp of this concept.

You can practice these concepts using the following worksheets:

Complementary Angles #1

Supplementary Angles #1

Find All Missing Angles #1

If you want more worksheets to practice with, you can make your own using Math-Aids.com.

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Polynomials Worksheets #1

I know, I know, there’s no way that we can use this concept in real life. It’s not like we need to know how to factor special polynomials in order to buy stuff from the supermarket or calculate the amount of tax we need to pay. Yun nga lang, kasama pa rin ito sa Civil Service Exam.

Pero, if you don’t understand how to solve these problems, that doesn’t mean that you won’t pass the test. Usually, there’s just one or two questions about polynomials sa exam. As long as you have a solid grasp on the other topics, you’re good to go.

Adding and Subtracting Polynomials #1

Multiplying Monomials by Polynomials #1

Multiplying Special Binomials #1

Factoring Polynomials #1

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Fractions Operations

For something that we learned early in our school life, fraction still proves to be one of the trickiest topics for most of the students I meet. That’s a problem that can easily be solved by practice. Here are my video lessons that you can watch for free to learn about fractions.

 

Here are worksheets to help you practice solving problems involving fractions.

Adding Fractions #1

Adding Three Fractions #1

Subtracting Fractions #1

Subtracting Fractions #2

Multiplying Fractions #1

Dividing Fractions #1

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Area and Perimeter of Common Shapes

Someone asked me if there will be questions about areas and perimeters in the exam. The chances are there will be a couple. So, here are some things that can help you out.

Watch the entire playlist to learn how to find the Area and Perimeter of polygons.

Here’s a pdf file with the list of formulas for the Area and Perimeter of triangles and common quadrilaterals.

Area and Perimeter Formulas

You can use that as a reference to help you answer these worksheets.

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Word Problems #1: Backtracking

Word problems are a big part of the exam. A lot of the people who ask for help on the facebook page ask for tutorials on word problems. That’s why early into this process, I knew that I had to pay attention to this topic.

This is the first video on word problems that I made. If you haven’t seen it yet, you can watch it below.

https://youtu.be/oVgUb3omXX4
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