Sections: Grade 11- Fortitude (3-4pm) 4. Application Illustrate random variables I. OBJECTIVES Distinguish between discrete and a Illustrate a random variable continuous random variable (discrete and continuous) IV. Evaluation Distinguish between a discrete llustrate random variable and a continuous random variable Distinguish between discrete and a II. SUBJECT MATTER continuous random variable RANDOM VARIABLES AND PROBABILITY V. Assignment/ Agreement DISTRIBUTION lllustrate random variables Reference: CG: M11/12SP-IIIA-1, Distinguish between discrete and a M11/12SP-IIIa-2 continuous random variable LEARNING MATERIALS/ TOPIC Exploring Random Variables Materials: television, laptop, book Remarks: Carried out. Duration: 1hr. III. LEARNING PROCEDURES Routine Activities -Prayer -Attendance Pre- Activity Drill -Have the students give their own definition of statistics or words that come to their mind when they hear the word statistics. Review What are your previous learning about statistics and probability?
Motivation: why do we need to study statistics and
probability? 1. Activities Teacher introduces the subject “statistics and probability” and give a short overview of the subject content. Teachers defines random variable, discrete and continuous variable and let the students differentiate the two variables. 2. Analysis What is statistics? What is random variable? What are two types of variable? How are they differ from Prepared by : each other? Maricel M. Songahid 3. Abstraction SST-1 Discussion of the following concepts; Random Variables Discrete and continuous variable