Focus Questions: Let us now try to check if you have really absorbed the core concepts and ideas of our lesson for this week. Try to mentally answer the following guide questions, which will help you assess your learning progress. If you can already answer these questions, it means that you succeeded in your learning journey. If not, try reading again the module's lecture or try watching again our video-graphed discussion so that you may soon be able to answer these questions on your own. 1 What is central limit theorem? 2. How can we compute the population mean, population standard deviation. and population variance? 3. How can we compute the sample mean, sample Variance and sample standard deviation of sampling distribution? 4 How to solve problems involving sampling distribution of the sample mean? 5 What happen when the sample size it gets bigger? m!- We |I|| |'|"' II"I learning Exercise: Congratulations! You are already done with the concepts that you need to learn and understand for this week. Now, let us try to put into practice the things that you have learned. Accomplish the following activities and see how well you can apply your learning. 02. Activity 1. Complete Me! Complete the table below and do what is asked. (1 point for each correct answer) Compute the following: a. Population means b. Population variance c. Population standard deviation Faith Formation: EXCELLENCE In Statistics, the probability distribution gives the possibility of each outcome of a random experiment or events. It provides us the information that something will happen or will not happen. We use probability in daily life to make decisions when we are not certain about what the outcome will be. Life is nothing but a big statistical probability in which our actions and of people around us play a big role in the events that happen in our daily life. So. think before you act and strive to do good. Our life and the life of people around us might be better for it. "I know that there is nothing better for them than to rejoice and to do goodr in one 's ({fen'rne ". Ecclesiastes 3:12 Enrichment: Biologists use the central limit theorem whenever they use data from a sample of organisms to draw conclusions about the overall population of organisms. For example. you are a biologist and you want to estimate the population mean height of 30 randomly selected plants, can you use the sample mean height to estimate the population mean height\"? Why? Reection: Accomplish the reection template below. This week, I learned that: I still want to know: What Why How