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Gan opt ENGLISH VERSION OF INSTRUCTIONS IS PROVIDED ON THE BACK COVER OF THIS BOOKLET on [Turn overe ‘The mean of 50 numbers is 210, If 5 is added to each number, the new mean will be @ 210 @®) 210.1 (© 1050 97215 50 croiasfien epref 210 cans. gaGeurg covey gnd Sys eacgomd, Aer seid croinscfér eqnafumengy A) 210 ®) 210.1 © 1050 @) 215 ‘The value of the test statistics 2 for testing under null hypothesis is SEW) HE® “=~ ® SEO t-E® PQ SEO a is Qo a@rd aGCanaher 8p Congoner yerofiGuse raroreu Z dr 1oBLY t-S.EO. t+ EO) a Oo ® so t-E@) © SFO eo In test of significance, the power of the test is denoted by A oa @) l-@ © 6 WI 1-5 Aptiy sigs CongmemIe Qo Congmenten Spammers GPUg A a ®) l-a@ © 2 @) 1-6 8 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over: e 4 Let ,,x,,.%, be a random sample drawn from N(w,o*). The maximum likelihood estimator for 4 when o° is known as 7 go z — ®) (kx)? © a Oo Nt, o*) ceap Qudfleas upudAgg x. %y..%, TED a THSSLUOEDB. 07 WAY pA Qurng 1 Algenw SOAUp Papssés DGUSLm @ =F @®) (2x) © i? ® ay 5. Let %,2»..%, be a random sample drawn from N(y,0*), The maximum likelihood estimator for o* when jv is known as w@ 2@ic#) n-1 of Ew) n © E(x, -)? nol @) 5%,-4)* N( 4,07) comp Qudfleners uu Gg x1, 52.2, so ay TOSEIUGADH. 4 ost Asus Gunepg, o7 dr BUGUD Pspssés WALSH 4. ZG-H) Ont E(e-) ® n @ cw a1 ©) 25-1)? SHB/ST/16 4 ae The estimator =X/’ of population mean is (A) an unbiased estimator (B) aconsistent estimator PF both (A) and (B) D) neither (A) nor (B) LX, crap 66 PDD Aerefider sprafugyer us UBUEC_LTENg, A) Seopupog ®) Gurggsperug ©) A) wppo B) ©) A), B) QrarHd Goan Ih estimating the parameters of a linear function, most commonly: used method of estimation is (A) Maximum likelihood method GM Least square method (©) Method of minimum 77 (Chi-square) (D) Method of moments GUY STINE La oTNAIOU WAUIDABHG, Gurgions UWEIGid OAUSCO gpenp~ | (A) BUQUG PapAwdy aap B) sg aiés pon © Bg msaiés yop DO) sotus Apa yep Rao-Blackwell theorem enables us to obtain minimum variance unbiased estimator through (A) Unbiased estimators (B) Complete statistic (©) Efficient statistic PI Soficient statistic sg UMpUMG Gppshugp oPUELormracu Epsdrapplér gob Aupapie mrd-DamsQad Coppi 2 sdpg A) AppsAuydp wAUSCLstooa B) MY@ouren YsrefuIue Lieirstenes © Apa. yerefGusd ueimersras —(D)_— Gung nomen ysraffudusg Usitiaranas Bias of an estimator can be (A) Positive ®) Negative a Either positive or negative (@) Always zero . WBLUSCL arena Bonyp ren gy (A) Gpflorumengy B) aPiierunengy ©) Gpier sdog «fifi Qdonggy D) eiQunapgnd yageusd 5 SHB/ST/IG [Turn over10. Let x,22,..%, is a random sample from a normal population N (y,1). t=— 2x? is 7” of w? +1. (A) aconsistent B) anefficient (©) asufficient PF an unbiased Hy Xyyk, ote saprong, N(u,1) orcnp Qudfeos ujadd Oops wOsaiuodpy. t 4 Ex? crags“? +1 crea er uctenauén ——————— Aig. y@id. A) Gungésyoru B) Apensés (©) Gungnorer @D) Beopuop 11. Sufficient condition for consistency of estimators are (A) E?)36@, VT) 31 asn>0 @®) E(T)>0, V(T)+0 as n> PP HT)+8, V(T)>0 asn+o ©) E(?)-+1, V(T)+0 as no Gung sso u UPLSCyse5ssrer CUTgIOTER flUpsenenEcT (A) E(f)>8, V(T)>1 ano @) ET)>0, V(T)+0 ano (© E()+6, V(T)+0 ano @) E(T)1, V(T)+0 asn+0 12, A parameter is computed from (A) sample : A, popilation (© small number of data ©) large number of data OG Udi cronss AcragacmapHe Deg sors OUGADB A ap B) YYous Apres © Gaps simayeror Auiprissdr (D) 218s sieraycrer Hlugiusdr 18. Mode of F distribution is always «<1 @® <0 © <-1 @) (C) OAH pg 1 Match the following : (a) fy for a chi-square distribution (&) Variance for a chi-square distribution (© Mode of z* distribution @ M.GF. of z° distribution @ © © mi 4 38 ®2 1 4 m3 4 1 m4 #1 8 Gungpee: @) @scuitées urauclen fy @ Noy oD @) saute upeucer ugasduig © esatés upaudler ps Powe @) -oto0 B) Ode pg o D) -& AcAGEg 0 1 n-2 2 (1-21)% 3. %)s3 4 On 1. n-2 2. (1-2)% 3 Ca)es @ asaités ade PGuuPpsre gansgbennj 4 an @ ) © @ 1 4 3 ®) 2 1 4 © 3 4 1 @) 4 1 3 @ ww on SHB/ST/16 [Turn over16. The mean of F distribution with (1, v,) d.f is given by a = _® -1 u-2 © of 2 %-2 (ty, Up) &Lgcrenw cremanflsensuines Qanaor F ugeuddier spre @ 2-1 © -2 17. If X and ¥ are two independent chi-square variates with n and n, degrees of freedom respectively, then F statistic is defined by xY Xin “a = os Ty Ny Ying fi © x mM *% Yin, mo Ny X wppd Y eéruer qpepGu nm, wip n, siycronn croireflémsuns Aandi oscids worplacmand, Ferenp yerahulud ueirucre Qeauguung aemugéesiuGélng: . ui w 22 @ Xn mM 7 Yin, Xt © om 24 ay my Ny 18. In the chi-square test of goodness of fit, if the calculated value of z? is zero then the fit OS" isa good fit (B) is not a good fit (©) is biased (D) is not consistent woscuiés Dons Ap fleas CongmenIe, situs oP yegeHustd craic, s1¢Gargenen A) sO ADssQerd Apiy Pee coniuGd B) GasApiupp flow ceniuGi (© Gppédunengs ©) Gung ésdoorss SHB/ST/16 8 n19. 20. 21. The value of correlation ratio varies from 7 -101 @®) -1t00 © Ot1 ~ @) 0toe BL Onals Gag olds gly orpideg, A) -1 efgagit B) -1 Ac Gsg 0 O OcAcwpss 1 D) Oekadgpgi © The measure of skewness of a frequency distribution is —0.8. If the lower and upper quartiles are 44.1 and 56.6 respectively, then the median is OW 55.35 ®) 65.35 (45.35 ) 45.35 9G flspGardn uparclér Caml 1erenes -0.8 £1) wpb Cd sndwwsaér cpenpGu 44.1 ppd 56.6 cal, Jen Pounengy (A) 55.35 ®) -85.35 © 45.35 @) ~45.35 Significance of a simple correlation coefficient can be tested by _ ww” t— test @) z- test (©) x? - test @) f- test BL Opals Aacgehldn Densspcrenioou bs Gongenamden qpoiores sifluemd (A) t= Gengenen @B) 2-Gengenen © x°-Gengner ©). f-Gsngmner 9 SHBST/IG [Turn over22. ‘Method of least squares for determining trend is used when (A) trend is known (B) trend is curvilinear only (C) the value y is not a function of time t QP there is linear trend Gundg Zivrafés WeriGio SAD DOU. perp A) | Gurég Os fisgg B) Cunég crcinigy eunarCan@ 10. Gib (CO) y crerugy ten oritusogs ©) Spfud Curse QGSG Guys! In the cocffciont of rank correlation, r=1-822"__ p denotes nea) (A) Difference between the two series X and Y (B) _ Deviation between two series of values A Difference of corresponding ranks of two series of values (D) Average values 62D" once aaa? ous! A) X wip Yer wAUSCger Cagun® B) QranG wPUScger Bossid O QrenG gy oPUSL gen Cupur@ @D) saree oPyscr SIAL ODE Gay r= Ina linear equation Y =a+bX, the variable X is called (A) Quartile range Independent variable (©) Dependent variable (D) Standard deviation Y=a+bX reap Cpfiuss snémim’igdd X-iongf ereruigs (A) sane See (B) sritupp wn © — srigg onp (D) Sci Alossid SHB/ST/16 1025. For a random ample from a Poisson population P(4), the maximum likelihood estimate of Ais L (A) Median (B) Mode (©) Geometric mean Pea PQ) carp umiendr ugadd Qodg oOssiULL apler oytuoiude, Alpena BCU Bapepés wPLSi4 A) Ga. foa ®) ysd © QuGEsG sore @) sone 26. Variance of Xin a bivariate distribution of X and Y, in terms of moments is represented by MT tn ®) Hos © A D) to X wpgd Y-er QeomP ujad X-ér wmpumirornes, AGU ePSpeiie Fipscincurgy GHasiUOADS B® 4» : ® ve O m © a . bby SHB/ST/16 [Turn over27. For two random variables X and Y, the relation E(XY) = E(X) E(Y) holds good when’ ” if Xand Y are statistically independent @®) for allXandY (©) ifXand Y are identical @) if Xand Yare dependent X wpb Y amiiystor wefledr cra E(XY)=E(X) EY) ogni Qgminy oni@umepgs Quneppionengs 61 A) Xvppd Y ysahdud eninipppre Gage Cung) B) smensgs X opp Y onpflsesee © Xwppe Y sites sowns ™GsGd Gung @) 28. IfXis.a random variable, Ele” of @) © @) Xvppid Y eriyorugre Ouse Curgi known as Characteristic function Moment generating function Probability generating function X* moment X Qo aminsy wap crafl, Efe ] erérugy @ ®) © @) Agwy sriuedt SouusApe@o eniy Papese; epupp eniy Xen POLS Ape 29. IfXis.a random variable, Ele] is known as @ © characteristic function moment generating function probability generating function (D) the X*moment X oq amici mpl crafie, Ele] cremugy @ © SHB/ST/16 Aptiy embed B) AqLusPr~p ori, Bapssa; 2 pusp sriy @) Xa Porugsne 12 a30. 81. 32, If Xis a random variable having its probability density function f(x), E(X) is called @M sxithmetic mean B) geometric mean (©) harmonic mean ©) first quartile X aenagy EG eumiciy wrpl crefld, f(x) crénigs Ssqeow Plspssey HFA omen syoared, E(X) eranagy (A) aL Qésqre B) QugéGé apres © Qos enn D) gppe srenorenid ‘The mean and variance of a binomial distribution are 8 and 4 respectively, then P(X =1) is equal to 1 1 Oz ® = 1 1 © x ©. FEDLUY Upauer spraf wxpgub wrgLm Leven apenpGu 8, 4 staf P(X =1) aréugy 1 1 O a ® a 1 1 Oe re If X and Y are two random variables, the covariance between aX +b and c¥ +d is (A) cov(aX +b, c¥ +d)= cov(X,Y) ®) cov(aX +b, c¥ +d)= abed cov(X,Y) (© cov(aX +b, c¥ +d)=a0 cov(X,Y)+bd RP” cov (aX +b, c¥ +d) =accov(X,¥) X wpgd Y cénigy amicy wal rah aX+b wpgwdeY +d—dr Don. Cuswmen are ompurG orenugs (A) cov(aX +8, c¥ +d)=cov(X,Y) ®B) cova +b, c¥ +d) = abed cov(X,¥) (©) cov(aX +b, c¥ +d)=ac cov(X,Y)+bd @). cov(aX +, c¥ +d)=accov(X,¥) 13 SHBIST/IG [Turn over33, e ‘The data collected on the weight of a group of etudente after recording their weights with a weighing machine are (A) primary data ®) . secondary data x primary, continuous data ©) none'of these : BO To Comuser gpaons wonemavisahdr crocus Lpsu Aeumtissest Cosiitug, BOW. A) Ess flow eum CB) Qyeim_md Hlenw Heumd ©) pps flere, @pm_iséiuinen Bleupi D) Bape sgrBarooe Joint cumulative distribution function F(x, y) lies within the limits (A) -landi ®) -lando () -« ando Gf andr Qooanps Soflay ugass sriy F(x,y)—GM>HM @®) . AMHM>AM 9G wIPWen senengg WPLYRERd ewiors e crear Qunepgs. (A) al Gésorafl > Gugaésd syne > Geneseqrai B) sal Qéeqrafl < GUGése soreM < Binsésqnef (© ac. Oéssgrefi= GuGssd sprefl = Berséeqref D) Gugasd syref > Qooséeqrell > ac Gésgraf Net profit and net loss of a company for different years can be presented through (A) Bar diagram (B) Sub Divided Bar diagram (©) _ Percentage Bar diagram Deviation Bar diagram 96 Ayampfen VdCag aguisessanan far anid wip Psy BLL, Bop Bordscurid pad QpiicAéseomis (A) Uden eMerdstiiitb B) ecag ude Aersstuid © epcAdig Ler cferéstud D) Bess ucer Beréssud ‘The Sturge's Rule for the magnitude of class interval is Range & TT ReI0g +1) (© Larseetvalue—Smallost value (D) Largest value—Smallest value 1+ 3.322 log,9(n +1) 1-8.822 login Lig AGuer Uy Gay Bon Gauefoows sere (ay) sibs _ ——siés___ . “4 1+3.322]og,.(n +1) ® 1+3.322logyon Gut ugisy - Bflus w6OYy Qudu wy - Apu wAcy © T+3.92210g, (0 +1) @) 13.322 log 9" SHB/ST/16 16 ne 41. 42. 43. Which one of the following is not true? (A) _ Statistics does not deal with individual measurements (B) Statistics deals only with quantitative information (C) Statistical results are true only on an average PP Statistics cannot be misused Aeragaicraspfle cronas asprengs? A) Ysrehdud 9@ gallgs wAlLieon naundirasgi Qéronor B) Ysrafusd eeinsoner we. GGwo enswinéréipsy (©) ysreftudue apn.cyscr eqrefisefier .ot_@Cw einen D) Yerafuume sepre UWUEO ss GpRwTE If f, >3; then the distribution is said to be (A) Platy Kurtic (B) Meso Kurtic PP Lepto Kurtic (D) Skewed fr >3 48 Boppme, oCuiged A) Gapssco_umeng B) Quafleoe go wnengy ©) Beossp¢orunerg ©) Ssbpg Kurtosis refers to @” Peakedness (©. - Spread ability BLO SiaTenes orenLBy A) Asnppereow © up @ose8 WwW ® @) ®) @) Scatteredness Direction Appa sencno suiflapenp SHB/ST/16 [Turn over44, 45. ‘The value of semi-average for the following data is ‘Year: 2008 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 Sales (000):| 60 | 75 | 81 | 110 | 106 | 120 (A) 75, 106 @) 216, 246 . ~f 72, 112 @) 54,615 Epesan Bapisesee Unp - syrafiaen ofuy [2«o: 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 [Abuser o0o):| 60 [75 | si | 120 | 106 | 120 (A) 75, 106 @) 216, 246 (C) 72,112 @) 54,615 In the method of moving averages, the formula for calculating 3 yearly moving average of a,b, ¢,d,e, fis of atb+e b+c+d e+dte 20° 3" 8 abe bed ede @ sss © Ha+b+c)Hb+c+d) aAc+d+e) @) atbeced, b+c+dtec+d+e+f BEGL somal sanékO CpeapWIA, a, b, c,d, ¢, f-13 AGL BEG soTEf samsAQaspsron GSAT w arbte bred erdte : jobs Bead eae 3°33 © Ha+b+c)Hb+e+d)Hc+d+e) @) atbt+e+d,b+crd+e,ctdterf ®) SHBIST/16 18 n46. 47. ‘The trend equation for a parabolic curve is A) Y,sa+br ®) Y,=No+bix ©. Y.-a+bx? GP Y.-a+brsex? Ugaseneray eumerosnpésran Cunigs sind () Y.=a+br ®) Y,=Na+brx © Y=atbe? @) ¥,=a+bx+ex? ‘The straight line trend is represented by wo Y, sa+bx ®) Y, sa+bx+ex* © = Y, sale +bEx* ©) Y,=0+bx+ex* +dx5 GpiGenG Gunsaparch eefnbd @ Y,sa+be ®) ¥,=a+br+cx* © = Y, =atx+brs* ©) ¥,=asbe tex? +dx* 19 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over48. 49, ‘One of the method of measuring seasonal variation is (A) graphic method : @). semi-average method (© moving average method ratio to moving average method. Ugaisre wrpLM ys seeADappETaT EG GoD A) amp op B) unps spre wep © pag syrah pep D) ABs pb soreh wap In the method of simple average, the formula for calculating seasonal index, when the quarterly values are given is (A) General average Quarterly average B) General average 199 Quarterly average Quarterly average © General average GA Quarterly average 109 General average UGG sro WIQUM goer seTsED Qstasianer caflcowowmen -soreh qpenpidd, snd ag wALYsdr AenQéstuly@psrd, ugasno orguMgé GPnd Qungie ore ied aug eyral Qungé age ‘ame ug epret “10° (@ Sesame Qungs spre @D) sTdage ere 49 Quingié oprah61. In the least square method () (¥-Y,)=0 and (Y-¥,)* is maximum . Gf” f-¥.)=0 and (Y-Y,)* isleast (© (Y-Y,) is maximum and (¥-Y,)*=0 @) (Y-Y,) is least and (Y -Y,)° is maximum Where Y is the actual value and Y, is the trend value BsAy cutés epde @) (&-¥,)=0 uspa(¥ -¥,)* Qugub B) (Y-¥,)=0 opga(Y-¥.)P BeAguod © (W-Y,) Qugwis, wpgw (Y-¥,)' =0 ©) (Y-¥,) Bipods, wpe (¥-Y,) Qugad Y ~sfwrer w£i5Q Y, - Curae whi ‘The frequency distribution of marks obtained by 50 students is given below : Marks scored: |1|2]3]4]5] 6 |7|8|9| 10] No. of students: |0/2{1|3[4[18[s[e[e] 2 | The average score of a student is @ 6 65 © 6 @) 7 50 oramrauiedt Quip wpGuamschien oeoeQascin upaud &Cip QanQéacic Oerargs 3la[s] 6 1{3[4]i8[8 tonemrautisafds sqrefl wii @ 6 ®) 65 © 6 @) 7 ale ole ls 21 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over52. When y and o are known, the control limits for X chart are A v01= 96% c=, 1ob= 4-3 ®) Ueb= +52, Oba-F, Lobe ne © Uob= no $,Ch=u, Leh= 4-8 @) uCcL= aed. Chap, Lb =n H wppd o wWAdYscr As flu Quapgs. soveA (X) samen se GLO eredenoracr @ VoL = w+, Chap, LL = we hn he ® Uob= n+, co-, bob = nF In o Bo © UOLap+-, Chey, Wb to) VoL = n+ 5, Chan, LOL= a 53. When o is unknown, the control limits for R chart are UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R ®) UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R © | UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R 7 @) - UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R o wPiy Opfung Gung. R ainqur pPiparer st. GLLUM_G erédenarser (A) UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R ®) UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R° (© UCL=D,R, CL=R, LCL=D,R , CL=R, LCL=D,R SHB/ST/16 2254. 55. 56. ingle sampling plan, the average sample number is o> @) 2n © 3n @) 4n PHAM Hepa syrah mg oer sereurengs 7 Aon 7 ®) 2n © an @) 4n Ina control chart, the upper control limit (A) canbe negative PF is always positive (©) either positive or negative (D) always zero * SL QUURLG send Codi. ademas Cand A) aBinnapurs Qqssamd B) iGunygid Spinowrgid O Spinobd sag afinroemp D) aWGuingggnd yssfusd A defect in an item is classified as major if G7 it stops the function of the process ®) _ itis not detectable > (© _ it shortens the life of the eystem @) _ itis easily detectable 9G AunGefer Garp Gufugs cron UGSsLIUGADS) crated (A) Aaiinauden Qewd sO4sURS Dg B) Gap sen hiigés apqungs ©) B@ts penpuler gujener Gepsg DO) Gop crofigns scirGiIy. ss apyuytd 23 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over57. 59. If and o are the process mean and standard deviation respectively then natural tolerance limite is (A) a+é6c ®) +30 A us30 @) £60 9G Asil@séG p-soreflursaid, c-PLL Hasad cafe sige Quideaunen gy crdor@unengy A uté6c @) +30 (© wt30 @M) +60 The width of the natural tolerance limits is ey ® o © 0 M60 Gubas au ericoender on Garcia A) 2n @® oc © 0 ® 60 Alot having P, or more proportion of defectives is not acceptable by the consumer is called (A) Average sample number (B) Average acceptance number GA Lot tolerance fraction defective (D) Tolerance limits 0G GAUE P, dog) SB dG Cogd GEPLNO AAs Mopsrd, geiCamt wpLugy cdg, A) eprafi ng cin B) syrah oy cree (©) guiuiGuunt Bonshé gw gx floor ©) spy sdew SHB/ST/16 24 an60. Analysis Of Variance (ANOVA) was introduced by (A) WG. Gosset G7 Prof. RA. Fisher © = Prof. AL. Bowley @) Karl Pearson tongUM G4 UELumisne aPlepaUuOEs warspait A) WG. GsnQec. B) Gupr. RA. “udagit (©) Gugr. A.L. Quere®t ©) sate Guited 61. Fora Latin square of order p, the number of orthogonal Latin squares are |] @ Pp GF v-1 © p-2 @) Pp P-flmonid ecror apfer sgirsHr. smo0iIpG Asiessron agfer ognsA shen creinenflsenewmengy a Pp ®) p-1 © p-2 @) p 62. Ina 2° factorial experiments the number of treatment combinations is @ 2 @® 4 © 6 ws 2 snyenfisens snips Pi. Congmanile peg cpenpsciicn cretreaflésens at angy @ 2 ® 4 © 6 @) 8 a 25 SHB/ST/I6 [Turn over63. A randomized block design has two way classification (B) one-way classification (© three way classification ) _noclassification aflow eumistiy SLO PLL Cenpooen A) BG oP amsiuGssoreng B) sqapPlamaiuPssorongy © paeg auf araiiGssornengs D) amsciGpsdoonss 64. In a randomized block design, with r blocks and ¢ treatments, the error degrees of freedom is @) rt-1 » @®) &-1+1) © (+1)(r-1) SF &-r-1) 1 pre Assi wipid t pag cperpacr Geren. flew aumiscry s-OSBCL Congonen senintS6> Genpésnen sCigcronio sreireaféonsscit @ n-1 - ®) ¢-1(r+) © (¢+1)r-1) @) (-1)r-1) 65. The formula for determining the number of replication’ r with usual notations is a r=2tist/d? @®) r=V2t, s*/d? © ‘r=te*/d* @) r=2t,s/d eupésuonen GHOST er, op oe Gemsaid (7) snamugpsrer aMLILITO (A) r=2itet/a? ®) r=V2t, 8*/d* © rets*/a @) r=2t,s/d SHBIST/16 26 ra)66. 67. 68. Ina completely randomized design with ¢ treatments and'n experimental units, treatment dogrees of freedom is equal to ) n-t 7 7 Mi © ¢t (@D) t+1 VYUSb sf amidunds0ULL Pugh, t prsgiepsesd n Gersmer egLsesid Deopord ppg papsepsaron at y.drooo sroinahecns (A) n-t- ®) t-1 © ¢t @) t+1 For the estimation of the error variance, maximum number of degrees of freedom is given in oF cro @), RBD © sD (©) Factorial experiments UrEVpL4 opWlors: oPWIPAEIG HPSULF andi cdnehsos Derg aps A gh edrangs? @ CRD @) RBD © LsD (D) — sngosfls Gamgoner In a randomized block design with r blocks and ¢ treatments, the block degrees of freedom is @ t-1 @®) r+ fz” r-1 @). r-t-1 7 Qprefscr wppid t prog crt Cat trea OL Og oa AprgAsieséaner wy dono croienfisensacT () t-1 ®) rei © r-l @) r-t-1 a7 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over69. If the number of units in a population are limited, then it is (A) population finite population (©) _ infinite population @) census 96 YUBEPTE sagecicn conanfisns aeomUpssicyGeApgs, cold 21g) A Gyo OreA B) easier MeBdereh CO) yuychon angaered DO) yeyserfiiny 70. A finite subset of individuals in a population is called (A) Census PF Sample (©) Population @) Error YYCsrgAier Aegis apy.ajp edrsamd craig, A yyseiny 8) ap O pyow snes @). Bony 71. The formula for sample mean of n observations %,%,,"-%, is @ fx A sx)n © nbx, @) n Spr k, Tea N Sei G UPoyscticn ag safle @sSqorerg A Bx ®) =x/n © ntx, 7 @) 2 72, ‘The formula for sample variance of n observations %,, %)°--x, is @ refa B) Exj-nz SM z,-2) fn-1 @) Ea?/n® Fy Hyd, Te N— Soir Hl usaysafien any wmpusen @sAmoreng A) Ex? /n - @B) Ix,-n® © 2(¢,-2P/n-1 @) &x?/n? SHB/ST/16 2873. 14. 5. In éampling, the probability of drawing a unit at each selection remains same in (A) SRSWOR A SRSWR (©) Cluster sampling () Judgement sampling AAD OssDS GABE SoMa Cpiig SDSS Papacy sows DepLwpirsren cpenp A) Agu waders crafty amity Cpenp B) Aqibu mags crafts cumiiry gpenp ©) BréronpA cpmp ©) sefap yap If the sample size of each stratum is in proportion to stratum size then it is called (A) Random allocation ®) Optimum allocation @ Proportional allocation ©) Simple allocation GaGamG UGeraId miler sara UDors HaTadgG AABOTS BGLII, SyBsEn SA BAIG) A) amicn gge20 B) spt udsO © dsuunéo ©) cof UeED ‘The central statistical organisation was set up in the year 1951 ®) 1952 © 1949 @) 1948 nfdlu ysrahiGud ywes aps Ppeiu agid @ = 1951 @) 1952 © 1949 @) 1948 29 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over76. The index number of the base year is ai. ; of 100 @ 0 @) 10 Sig Cisco asin de GBISLO cei @ 1 @®) 100 © 0 @) 10 71. The child bearing age of women in India is (A) 20-24 yeare @B) 20-29 years (© 15-49 years GA 13-48 yoars Db Puna Queracr, eppes Cup seoaphsrer ewig A 20-24 aug ®) 20-2amwg © 15-49eug @) 13-48 aug 78. Crude death rate provides (A) probability of dying an infant within a year ®) the probsbility that a male will die in a given period | the probability that a person will die in a given period ) the probability of dying a female in a given period Qactiuehi_e Qpiny Spb sqeug A) ushend Gpbms EO UE SAHSs OpLuppanen fappscy B) GAUACL srosPo OG yor Qpiuippsren flappsey O — SAHLICL srosPeo GGait ™pLuphsren Pspssa; DO) GAUILL srogHO GE Quen OpLupisren Hapssa) SHB/ST/16 3079. 10 READA,B 2% LETA=A+B 30 READ C 40 DATA 5, 12, 15 50 LETC=B+A Value of C A 7 ww » 10 READ A,B 20 LETA=A+B 30 READC 40 DATA 5, 12, 15 50 LETC=B+A Can iopicny ordeen? @ 17 © 29 10 LET Y=2 20 FOR I=1T04 30 LET Ysy*2 40 NEXT I 60 PRINT ¥ What is value of Y? (Ay 4 @ 2 10 LET = Y=2 20 FOR I=1T04 30 LET y=Y*2 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT Y Yer nity ercnen? (A 4 @ 2 81 @) 15 @) 2 @) 15 @) 2 2 @ 8 ®). 32 @ 8 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over81. 82. 10 LET X$ = “CHENNAI” 20 LET Y$ = LEFT $ (XS, 2) 30 PRINT YS Output is @ zZ @) Ar © ¥ Sf H 10 LET X$ = “CHENNAI” 20 LET Y$ = LEFT §$ (XS, 2) 30 PRINT Y$ GasafusO peng) wz @) Al © Y @) cH. How many times the loop will be executed? 10 FOR I =10TO100STEP2 “ N\ 40 NEXT I wa 4 of © 9% @) 50 10 FOR I =10TO 100STEP2 40 NEXTI Dds Acrononen w_sGacr arepener apenp Asuid.uGid? A 45 @) 46 © 9 @) 50 SHB/ST/16 3283. 10 LET X$= “5” 20 LET $= ‘7 30 LET Z$ = X$+Y$ 40 PRINT 2$ Output is @ 12 ® Zz PW 37 @ 5 . 10 LET X$ = ‘6 20 LET yg = “7 30 LET 2$ = X$+Y$ 40 PRINT 2$ Qser Qeuahtisur® cree? A LB @ Zz © 57 @) 5 -10 LET P=1 20 FOR I =1T05 30 LET P= P*T 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT P Output is @ 6 B) 2% RP 120 @ 1 10 LET. P =1 20 FOR I =1T06 30 LET P=P*I 40 NEXT I 80 PRINT P Ope QaschsO @ 6 7 @) 26. © 120 @) 1 33 SHB/ST/16 : [Turn over85, Index numbers help management in @ ®) © Finance Recruitment Labour wo Policy formulation Coandnend, Gui GLom a soyaig a @) © @) BB pours Upisrs Geiss asiecr owns sad) epoiots Canéroos senioiiuigs epaowrs 86, Fisher's ideal formula satisfies the @ ®) Correlation test t-test I Time reversal test @) Fest Goshen flrouren amin opus Qoiuyid @ ®) © ©) SHB/ST/16 9.0 pe) LACensenen tUAGengenen STOPS GLUE Congres F-Gengoner 3487. Year to year indices in the chain base method are called (A) chain indices @ link relatives 7 (©) fixed base indices @) factors FHAD 21g HL@L EDeEpId ager aGpAdsrer GS Gd ——————— cromiQtb (A) rude GUSH B) Qeresr guisQser ©) Benoouiner siqcirienr# GUO @) anyesfiadr Marshall Edgeworth price index uses the weights as @ ®) Base year quantity Current year quantity QP AMofbase and current year quantity @y G.M of base and current year quantity orrirege ar cy Geunitgs GPNSLO crab Lan sG,sgud roo @) ®) © @) SqLiLIcOL ayer sHeTaY BLUY esr SoTay SUGLILICOL wp BLK pein sarc su! syns SIGHUEL wpb PLOY enh serehler AuBsgsemneM 35 SHBST/I6 [Turn over89. If Laspeyre’s price index is 324 and Fisher's index is 216 then Paasche's index is (A) 234 @) 180 G4 @) 108 one Cust GPUSCAL sin 324 ppd Bagher GPUS AL sin 216 eraAhed urevagIe GPUS AL air (A) 234 ~ @B) 180 (144 @) 108 "90. The price index which is the arithmetic mean of Laspeyre’s and Paasche’s index numbers ie (A) Kelly's index number (B) Fisher's index number GP Powley’s index number @) Walsh’s index number encrGuuit opp uncrSiden mat Oé sprafl @HuSALair cress A) Gadd gfulLQLear B) Gayir GHuSL ALi (©) Quoreh @fhuSi OL D) aumtrciy Gu Gree - 91. The mean of 32 numbers is 120. If each number is multiplied by 2 the new mean will be @ us em 240 7 © 6 @) 122 32 croinaafien sqtefl 120 crs. Quen craromesmujh 2-4 AUGEblemd Reo seid ceinaafier eprefiusrngy @ us B) 240 ©. 60 @) 122 SHB/ST/16 : 36 CO 992. 93. Ina PERT network analysis, the optimistic time is (A) the longest time the activity can take (B) normal time the activity can take (a shortest possible time the activity can take (D) general time the activity can take Bi0.w.L.¢p Doren aie eas Comb oanigy A) siPstuyurer Cond Qswddper aGsgsAancrougy B) — engnyam Comb Qoudsper oO sgHe@sreragy © | qapairer Gord Goud sins 6fg4Gancraig, D) Gungieuner Gppb Qewarfinsr ar OSp1SAsrcrag "The difference between the maximum time available to perform and the duration of an — activity is YT ‘otal oat ; | @®) free float (©) independent float ©) _ interfering float 8G AWduTG SHsGw srogHIGb og prdsiogu sfeturs CorsPHiebd Qe Cuuren Cagur® A) Gongs Dzone ®) alippiisena ©) sallég Bsana ©) Gps8Od Bsme 37 SHBI/ST/16 [Turn over94, Ina assignment problem, the nature of the maximization type matrix value is, A) loss matrix (B) _ balanced matrix (© unbalanced matrix of profit matrix PHSELUOD SeMdgsche, ouitpsus (Maximization) sere ams sextude ocrer reiscfér flaw (A) peg sie B) eve Gout sen (©) swenpp sieht ©) Qari sia To convert unbalanced into balanced assignment problem A to introduce dummy row or column whichever is less (B) if the row is less introduce dummy column (©) ifthe column is less introduce dummy row (@) _ introduce both dummy row and column swap PH SELO SMe ESOT, one HEED samsesors om Gena (A) Aero Lioten Yeu aufiens s1dag Aeiiespren YU ouflens, DAA orgs GonpGaur, sions Bepaid Gaius Geuein@ia B) AemruoLuoren auflens Genpey crafid QemiG sg) Ye auens slaps Qeiw Casir@id (©) Qatigpprer aufons eanpay cratic Sew sores yégus aiflens sPlapsit Gaus Gaus id D) Astigsg vppd Bow Yeu auflens wiplepsid SHBST/IG : 38 A96. Ina graphical method of solving LPP, the feasible region is possible only in ; I Quadrant @®) I Quadrant 7 (©) U1 Quadrant *@) IV Quadrant aupuLid ob EGU_ ALL Ipssmer somséGamer Fray sngpid GuTepg, Dass Pia uss SoLagpane ugs A) ese ard ug a B) Qrdmmbd snd uss. © wapmd ard uga @) prevsmbd snd UGS 97. The LPP. is assumed to be ——_—_—— in nature. (A) Probabilistic ®B) Logistic GH Deterministic ©) Quadratic PG PLL Aysserer Quspensusle oigpionomd Gecwssniq ws) A) fspsas, B) soehinGused (© Sinorenonergy ©) Bou" 98. The non-negativity condition shows that LPP deals with red-life situations as it is not possible to produce quantities. (A). "positive Pr vexative (© infinite @) numeric LPP-& alive wip LerIdrig, 2GUsP GaiususGid Qumgerengy ————— yas QGas auMisnIerove0. A) Gpinoep ®) «afinoep ©) pagel @) aa n 39 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over99. In test of significance the region of rejection of Hy when H, is true is called (A) _ significant region (B) positive region OM “sitical region (D) negative region Api steps Gorsmenda.H, remeoums Ogseb Gung Hy wpéstucrse, esGeveftusmengy aa (A) Apinyé sree Qe ®) Cpinos Hens Qaief © Bias. Qa @) «fino Gaia 100. The hypothesis Hy:41= Hp against Hy: 4 is (A) > One tailed test ®) Type lerror (©) Type error GP Two tailed test QCard Hy:1= 4) oom Hy:1% iy step) A) 8G Geren Congeren B) yroams Sony © Qreim_mb sueos Gong D) Qe caren Cengonen 2 101. The null hypothesis for testing F <= “F’ otatiotic is defined aa ® Henan GP By:0t-03 © ya=o ®) Hy:0" =03 F -< orang Cangenendaires ysgu QGarér' F? ysrefiuSue crerigy (A) Ay: th =H ®) Hy:of=03 © Ria-0 ) Hy:ot=o8 102. Student's t-test was introduced by (A) Karl Pearson ®) Laplace (©: RA Fisher Gf William 8. Gosset svGLaint. t ~Lgarn@ sPlepaiuGsSuert ‘ A) anit Guitevdr @®) omtioncv : © RA Gey @D) eBde6usd 8, ar avc. SHB/ST/16 40 a103. 104, 105. 106. In test of eignificance accepting Hy when H, is false is (A). One tailed test @®) Type J error ‘Type Il error (D) ‘Two tailed test Apiy ergy GsrgmenIe H, saps QGsSwb Gung sing THUg oTeUG! 7 A 8G Yous Corsa B) Ysa amatideny ©) Qyeir_mid ssensts Genyp D) Qo oat Gorgerar gives for more than type and less than type distribution intersects at (A) Third quartile @®) Mean @ Median @) Range BG Lauer Sor asert wgtb Grocer cucrit @ensdiscr Gaur igd Oancirepd Ld A) qpapraig sncnonand B) agro O Qarflaw @) cies ‘The hypothesis Hy:1=4y against H,:1: cténp Parade, T, wiry 6 Bees Qscipenr ppd sips wPiSCy, A) Gunguorengy ®) Apeniésgy © Guressqorug ©) Gayupps 43 SHB/ST/I6 [Turn over113. The statistic z= Z=2_ is used to test the null hypothesis oftyt mM . A Ayim+m=0 AS tysn-n-0 © Hy: @) Hy:0,-0,=0 siruerenes 2 = no =z 7 SU LUEUO ED Congenen QeiwiuOD yshu eDerst Ola te A Ayia +m =0 ® Hyim-m=0 © 'Ay:#= 4 @) Hy:0,-0,= 114. In acontingency table, the expected frequencies are computed under null hypothesis H, (B) alternative hypothesis H, (©) both H, and H, (@) no consideration of hypothesis Doors sguicle actor ePiuimidy sooQescinsensr semsA aypiiiGud Canin A) yaw eOGendr Hy ®) wnpg x@Ganér H, ©) Hy wigs H, Bromo OD) abs THCsmEd sGSUULAoe@ 115. The standard error of regression coefficient b,, is w & vier @ 24 2, Jn 2 of ar CEESSESaee © 24a a, vn g, b, sréap Opm_inys QaugAles BLL Gepusmengy g, V1-r? @ oe ®) a @ 2. . ©) Seva o, Vn eo SHB/ST/16 44116. 117. 18. 119. If 2(x, -X)? =135, ¥=30 and n=15, then coefficient of variation is 30 90 30 10 - B® © 42 ©) E(z,~ 2)? =135, F=30 wpgid n=15 eaile ongum Gs Qaqaurengs (a) 10 8) © 42 ©) ‘The range of ¢-distribution is OF -xw+0 ® © Oto+0 @) t Lipaudlér eSésmangy A) -@ AS Gg +0 @) © - VAS Epg +0 o) B of t distribution is @ 1 OQ # t upaucer f, orémugs @ 1 @) OQ @) 90 -@ tO -lto+1 — 0 ASG REIO . 1 Abs +1 ‘The variance of ¢ distribution with n degrees of freedom is » — ® -2 2 os © n stigerono prs Gand t upaidlen UpaupLig. a — ® oO —, @) 45 alae n-1 — nd SHB/ST/I6 {Turn over120. The ratio of two independent chi square variates is a @) B, variate oe By variate © = x’ variate ~ @) gamma variate Oo sriupp asaitas onpladiér AAp, Bo A A onflungd B) Ay wnpluimeb © 7 wnfuneiw D) smomonpurgd 121. -‘The skewness in a chi square distribution will be zero if no @®) 230 we © asa @) n<0 enscuitéats upeucen Cam Lib ysgeusd crafter A ase ®) 230 © as ' @) n<0 122. Value of b in the trend line Y =a+bX is (A) always positive (B) always negative GP roth positive or negative @) © Y =a+bX crap Gunde Garner, brden oGiu8Q : (A) esQumep gid Gpinow B) qd@urepgd aAiwmp ©) Spindxdag aPiroop @ramGb (D) 123. If the slope of the trend line is positive it shows rising trend (B) declining trend (©) . stagnation @) equal trend Gund g Gam nen emisey Gpinoid ood igi GHLUg) (A) op Gunde ®) 4p Gurég, © Gsésb D). ewwren Gung, SHB/ST/16 46124, 125. 126. The probable ertor of the coefficient of correlation ‘r’ is we oor 5E-] ®) ooras{ 44") © oars =) ©) orsd( 2 ) LOMAS Aaepehle r -er cadaliIey GsAqoreng) @ eras 252") ®) ora") © ose") @ ors") Least square method of fitting a trend is GO most exact @B) _ least exact (©) full of subjectivity ©) mathematically unsound Gundg GuNGsgiIAIB ETE Gerpaités cpeop cra! (A) Bs gdSunoner B) Ag geSurorer © — peyeswurer sepia. @) — seafisg Asm tydrot gasWoanss) ‘The coefficient of determination is given by, for any correlation coefficient r, wer @ r © ir @ * SLOpays Gayy 7 compen senfiLy Gowrsid “w @) r © vr : o 7 47 SHBIST/16 [Turn over127. The two normal equations for estimating ‘a’ and ‘b’ for fitting of straight line Y=a+bX is (A) SY =a+6X, EX¥ =EX+b2EX? . GP SY =Na+bsX, XY = aDX + 62x? (© 3Y=No+b5X?, EX*Y =o5X?+bEX @) BY? =Na+bEX, DXY = aEX +bEX Y=a+bX creep GpiGsm cor Qungégud Gung ‘a’ wpgid ‘b’ g wPUIGABHS Cpmauirer Gus socrunGace : (SY -a4bX, EXY <5X4+05x? @®) 2Y=Na+b8X, EXY =o5X+bEX? (© BY =Na+b2X", EX*Y = aEX"+bEX @) . BY? =Na+bEX, EXY = o°EX+bEX 128. -The-time series trend values relate to Annual figures or monthly averages (B) Metres per second (©) Correlation @) Regression ere Agni euflnader Guinée wAiijedr Asm iyuGeg A) age wAiysd seg wg epraf B) SLi gi Henmsg, © el Opa ©) Berencooy 129. The range of a partial correlation coefficient is A) Otol @) Otro Gf -1t01 @) -otow UGS PL Opler és croruig) (A) Ocidlapg 1 B) OAdAGpg @ © -1 Ad ws 1 @D) -© Ade pg SHB/ST/16 : 48 n130. 131, 132, te, Let X be a random variable. Then for rtey=fM 5 k must be equal to 2 8) © 0 @) i a fey fhe © #20 X gy eumisiny wep erate, ter-f laa @ 2 @) © o @) If Var(x)=1 then Var(2x +3) is a 5 ®) Ws © Var(x)=1 ered Var(2x + 3) E(X) None K>E(X) agaBdme SHB/ST/16 [Turn over183. The mean of Poisson variate is (A) greater than variance ) ese than variance A ewial to variance D) twice, its variance Umniseneir order aprath (A) ong Leones 68. Quittugs B) ongurt ere BL Apugs (©) wrgur sree eoworengy “@) wrgurccetne Curd @yeir® wLsreng, 134, A distribution in which mean is equal to variance is (A) Binomial distribution (B) Gamma distribution (© Normal distribution (@P” Poisson distribution s7reRuy, opm Lererauyid sions QGsEw Uae A Foptyugad @B) smoms uperd ©) Qucrsiero upsue @) umbssnér upausd 135. IfXis a random variable and /(z) is the probability density function then E (I/y) ia (A) _ arithmetic mean Of harmonic mean (©) geometric mean @) _ firet central moment X cag op eumiidy wmf eral f(x) ctémigy sisgqiow Pappac, Ligh emimdn crenprds E(,) oops A) aL Qs amreh B®) QaseqroA © Qugagé cone OD) vEd mous AGLUypAper SHB/ST/16 50 a136. Given the joint probability mass function of X and Y is fens x=1,2,3; y=12, then P(X =8) is equal to a . ee ee ® } 4 @.4 o + « 187. X whgpd Yer Qaanps Plaipssa, sniuedr fey) =F: £=123; y=12 cad P(X =3)-drngitny : ; w 3 ® 3 @ ¢ o + : ‘The probability of drawing one white ball from a bag containing 6 red, 8 black, 10 yellow and 1 green balls ie 1 wm” a 0 @ 1 oO = : 6 Farny, 8 SGU, 10 ged wpgid 1 udss gAUs Upgsdr ecrar QE GUISE BG Gardronariiisss TOUUs baron Hsipseay : 1 —— 0 Os . ® © 1 @) gle 51 SHBI/ST/16 [Turn over138. Quartile deviation is @ a ®) Be or 24 o {224 srdioren Blevésib orc) w a @ Se . a-@ +0, @ % om fz) 189. Bowley's co-efficient of skewness is aleo known as (A) upper quartile GP suartile co-efficient of skewness (©) middle co-efficient of skewness ©) lower quartile QuarciGer Cans Ascgelg wiApng Quut (A) God srdwrend CB) snénowend Gam adap © sOfea Cam sdscy ©) &panéwirenb 140. The algebraic sum of deviations from the arithmetic mean is @ +1 @® -1 fo @) BLOF SMERIS EG TOSEIUL Aosstisctien opis mt OSAprors @) +1 @) -1 © o @) @ SHB/ST/16 52141. 142, ‘The median of 80, 17, 43, 39, 40, 18 is @ 30 ®) 39.5 © 39 of 34.5 80, 17, 43, 39, 40, 18 gAweppar Ber Sere @) 30 B®) 39.5 © 39 7 ©) 345 If the mean and mode of 60 values are 20 and 35 respectively, then the median is A) 92.5 OP % © 83 @) 5 : 50 nserjsafler sora wpm PaO qpepCu: 20 wopynb 36 cratic, Goo PloneouTen BLL ) 325 @ 2 © 83 @ 5 58 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over143. Match the following : 6388 Tabulation of Data Classification of Data Primary Data Secondary Data @®@ ® © 2 3 1 3 2 1 4 3 1 Ws 3 2 Qurgégis: ) © @ @ ® @) eral Blaupriuscoar UL _wecningsd Yara Bleuprsaener aermacinO e556 Ypahene Yérafl eugrisdr Ben fro yereHl Harpies 4. (@). ° &) © 2 3 1 3 2 1 4 3 1 4 3 2 SHB/ST/16 ee pe Borrowed information Data is collected for the first time Grouping the related facts Data is arranged in rows and columns GpALOGSS Apress0ULL sre Beuprtisenar Gupag Ysrah Bleuytsonor psc Cpapuns Po Gag 965 UemyMLU Ys Boupismer Asrgtuns BAC Late cSlaupiieenar long wipgnid Plrdsafié menociuigs 54 A144, 145. One of the methods of measuring trend is 7 comi-average method (B) method of simple average (© ratio to moving average method @) link relative method GCunéeos seriuigpsren cpeopscie eenpy A sep sors yep B) archways qpep © psd eqneflésren As cpp MD) Qeaminys srind wap ‘The seasonal variation may occur due to (A) climate forces ®) natural forces (©) customs and habits GF climate forces, natural forces, customs and habits UGE Sppsenpa SPUOBpsren argemb A) BG prcqam fnew B) Qupasumd spUGw onppwiedr (©) ups cupdariadr ©) Bpreqen fever, Qupssund gH.9b unppbedr ppb upés aupéariadr 85 SHB/ST/I6 [Turn over146. In Time series, which one of the following component is related to long term variation? (A) Cyclical variation G7 Trend (©) Irregular variation @) Seasonal variation sro srt Apmit aflnsdd, Aragamapger fim. sro wrgurQLér Agr iyoru apprengy . A) appAorpurg ®) Gurég ©) Sopp wonpund ©) ugasre orgun® 147. Ina multiplicative model, the time series is expressed as. A Y=T+S+C+I T+8+C+1 ® ¥=“T00 PA voTx8xcxI PxSxCxI @) Fa 00 sronid omit Apm fd Qugsaad onglA reniuGaugy @ Y=T+S+C+r T+S+C4+I ® Y=—T00 (©) YePxSxCxt ya DxSxCxt @) 100 SHB/ST/16 56 a148. The formula for 5 yearly moving average of a, b,c, d,e, f, g is given by 149, GH Tibtcrdve bretdresf erdrerfen 5 - 5 "8 B) Herb+e+d+e), Kb+ct+dt+e+f), erd+e+f+g) © abcde), 5bedef) H(edef g) a a+b+e b+c+d c+d+e Eee 4, b, 64,6 f, gab age peg sprofone semsAQagianon ee Amd (ay Stbterdse brctdresf crdeesfeg 5 7 5 7 5 B) a+brc+d+e), Kb+crd+e+/), lerd+e+f+g) ©) B(abede), Sbcdef) K(edef g) atbte b+ct+d c+dte @) 3 a) ‘The two normal equations used in fitting the straight line are (A) Y=a+bx, Sy=a+bdx @) LY =a+bEx, EXY = alx+bEx? GQ” 2Y = Na+ bis, EXY = abe +bEx? @) LY =a+bEx, XY =abx* +bEe° CpiGam_@ CunéAenes QunGsgiaispsrer DranO Qudrflerws aoerumBscr (A) Y=a+be, ty=a4b3e @) LY =a+bEe, XY = ax+bEx” () SY =Na+b&x, EXY =alx+b3x? @) EY =a+b5x, XY sox? +bEx* 87 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over150. Which one of the following is not the method of measuring trend? (A) semi-average method (®) moving average method (©) __ method of least squares 7 link relative method Epsacm. cpenpactia orgy Cundéeren semb£Q aieuphsner apenp 2160? (A) ung epnef peop B) paGdernef yop (©) Seay ates cpenp @D) Qeramriys sind pnp 151. Three yearly moving average for the following data is Year: 2001 | 2002 | 2008 | 2004 | 2005 | No. of Students : 15 18 17 20 23 (A) _ 50, 55, 60 ew 16.7, 18.3, 20 (©) 150, 165, 180 . @) 12.5, 13.75, 15 Epscim Bauntaerde open AGL pag eprefudler oBLY auGuib: 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 wramasisefs cremenisens: | 16 | 18 | 17 | 20 | 23 50, 55, 60 16.7, 18.3, 20 150, 165, 180 @) © 12.5, 13.75, 15 Ses SHB/ST/16 58152. 153. ‘The R chart is used to show (A) ___ the good quality produced by a given process (B) _ the bad quality produced by a given process eo the variability of the quality produced by a given process @) none Reeveopifidr wud A) 9G Gains opus Qainpd ung cschiar poo srbengs m_Ooug! B) Gq Gowers 2 puss Ani ung safer sroppap an_Oarg (CO) Gains 2 Hush Qaiuyd Aung safer, erp e.dret omgum_ent. sm Qeugy D) sEdmn Double sampling plan is based on (A) good lots ®) bad lots . ye two samples (@) assignable variation OG mp Comp ALL pPler Sigtieo_ +A) prorer Qang fact B®) sropp Gsrepscr © Boagsd ©) AUS. ppes ompUurd SHB/ST/16 [Turn over154. The sample points below lower control limit is called (A) fraction defective “@) control limite EF row spote (D) sample size a Udrafisdr &ip 6 QULMO cdmoee Ay BELUB: A) G@pyo.urgp B) sLOtun.G cdeasdr ©) &pusrafisdr ©) ag sora 155. The average amount of inspection required for the rectifying inspection plan is called (A) Average outgoing quality level (B) Average sample number (© Average outgoing quality A sverage Total inspection PG spw ews Congonens Si gH Comarier spre Congres Hu siereureng) A) GasfGugid wows srppler ocd B) sys ay cewenlsns © QeuehCugnd emowssmd @) — samefi Quongsé Gongenen 156. ‘The maximum limit of percentage defectives in a finally accepted product is (A) Acceptance quality level PT Average outgoing quality limit (© Average total inspection @) Average sample number OyPGS qHs0UCL © HusHId ADS GopuM yet osseaL odoouTeng, A) opsUULL py dene B) GaehGugid nowgss7s her wld © — agnefi Qungp Conponen D) ame map ega: sere SHB/ST/16 60187. 158. 159. Chance or random variation in the manufactured product is A) controllable @? not controllable (© measurable @) removable . 2 UBS AadwiUGs Gung she 2 drax Quduiror onppisedr A) sxLOdUD ESS ARLE B) sa Goudss onunsgs (CO) syemdsé onus ©) fésémnuoa A defect of an item is called minor if (A) the defect causes failure of the item @/ the defect shortens the life of the item 7 (©) the lot size is emall (D) _ the defective item may cause danger to life 9G GunGehe sreaciuGd Gop, Apug crafler A) Gap sHGuTgeer LUMPpETEA AGID B) Gap SGungGafiér gujencr Gennes AGid © Asngs APugrs AGsGd D) GepurGdrer sGAUTEGSr sumupes Genaraslsss sum. wig eid The operating characteristic function of a single sampling plan with n, c=1 is (using Poisson) A) lte"? ® e” OF e+ np] ©) &*fi-np] n, c= cep 6G mp ALL SPisren Goud Apes smi erin (Umber UUSLO SA) A lte* @® ee” © e*[l+np] @) e*[l~np] 61 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over160. Lot Tolerance Percentage Defective (LTPD) ia alao called as @) Average outgoing quality (B) Average total inspection (© Average sample number OF Rejecting quality level BULCUNt PoEheeb sp lerwsaren Coys Quuprong A) GachGugnd eoupsmd B) apne Gongs Conger ©) armeft ag o.gau sera ©) Brrshigs sy como 161. A control chart contains ——— lines. a 2 ® 1 G3 @) 4 9G 5 LUNG acomn s6e Gan @acir o craven. a 2 ® 1 © 3 @) 4 162. Control limits for mean are : wr UCL =X+A,8, CL=X, LCL=X-A,S ® UCL=X+A,5, CL=A,S, LCL=X-A,S © Uch=X+5,CL-5, LCL=X-35 @) UCL=X+5, CL=X, LCL=X-AS eqreRésres at_QciLim_O crdencower () UCL=X+A,5, CL=X, LCL=X-AS ®. UCL=X+A5,CL=A,5, LCL=X-A,S © UcL=X+5,cL=5, WeL=X-5 ©) UcL=X+5, ch=¥, kcb=X-4,5 SHB/ST/16 62163, 164. 165. Soil fertility variation is studied by a graph known as (A) Line diagram @) Cartogram (©) Histogram Ea GY” Fertility contour map Woeer aGaret ongUMC en SGU WED ereOgULID (A) Gsr@ equ @®) faced © — Qsdiars erongurid D) arercrdoane syowts4sCan@ ‘The error sum of squares can never be @ oo ® 1 OI recative @) positive EGip o.drnBld og Genpular Gi urssAcr ar Op Aenonsuns Qepssngy @ 0 @ 1 © «Bind @) Gpinowd ‘The coefficient of range of the weights of 10 etudents (in kgs) given below, is Al, 20, 14, 65, 73, 86, 53, 35, 71, 55 7 A 2 ® ow” 0.72 @) 8G AGUA géreT 10 oremeuitsafler roo (8.8. Géraugionp : 41, 20, 14, 65, 78, 86, 58, 35, 71, 65 ~18 818 Qapplen Sés Aauganengy 36 @ 7 @ % © 0.72 ©) s 63 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over166. Local control is a device to maintain (A) homogeneity among blocks GP homogeneity within blocks (©) both (A) and (B) (D) _ neither (A) nor (B) perks QUO cetp agsSiddn Cprésh ———— e.ganégags. A) Aprepaeseben Cu ppp .udimyecoer B) Oprepaeagécer ppp ucimjamor (©) (A) wignd B) @) A), B) QrerGd Qama 167. In a completely randomized design with ¢ treatments and n experimental units, error degrees of freedom is equal to (A) n-t (A n-t ®) n-t-1 © note @) t-n SHB/ST/16 64 o168. 169. 170. ‘The systematic sample is more efficient than SRSWOR if A) p>nk ®) p> Ynk-1 GP 0nk @) p>Ynk-1 ©) p V Fudge >V Eee ©) VEq)ezV Gale ZV Ge) pre D) VG udp 2V Eadpnp 2 V Fede F,-Ger wipunG amin, afd Bp uisigped opp eps UUEK dE ecrer Qgm_turergy A VGu)aSVEa)prp $V Fale BV Ga)p2 V Gadprp 2 V Eee © VE ae2V Fudge 2V Gado D) VEa dye 2Y Fu)orp 2 V Fle 67 SHBIST/I6 [Turn over178. The registration of births, deaths and marriages are @ @) oe @) fancy of society part of medical research legal document growth of population Spy, Qovy wpgne PGwemissener gla, Gewsaigy sremagy @ ®) © @) soppruisper AGtLnd MGs BmmiisAder ge UGH sti fGurer syeromnd wascrAgrens aoriéA 179. 10 LET E$ = “TWENTY” 20 LET F§ = “THIRTY” 30 LET G = LEN (E$)+ LEN (F$) The value of G is @ wo 50 ®) 20 12 @) 30 10 LET E$ = “TWENTY” 20 LET F$ = “THIRTY” 30 LET G = LEN (E$)+ LEN (F$) Gear oy ercren? @) 50 @®) 20 © 12 @) 30 SHB/ST/16 68180. 181. 10 LET A$=“5” 20 FOR 1=1T03 30 LET AS=A$+“2" 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT AS Output is @& ®) 20 (© 2225 OF 5222 10 LET AS=“s" 20 FOR I=1T03 30 LET A$=A$+“2" 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT AS par QasehsQ 7 @ u @®) 2 (©) 2225 @) 5222 The value of 8-243 +4/2/2 @) 15 @®) 6 © 55 @) 38 8-243+4/2/2 Qparosy @ 15 @® 6 © 55 ws 69 SHBIST/I6 [Turn over182, 10 LET M=12 20 LET N=7 30 IF M>NTHEN M=M+4ELSEN=N-2 40 PRINT M,N Output is @ 12,7 @B) 16,5 a @) 10,11 10 LET M=12 20 LET N=7 30 IF M>NTHENM=M+4ELSEN=N-2 40 PRINT M,N : Dps Geist @ 12,7 @B) 16,5 © 167 @) 10,11 183. Match the following : @). 6MOD4 Rol () SGN (-12) 2 2 © INTIS) 3% 12 (@) ABS (-12) 4 61 (a) ) © @ 2 1 4 3 ® 4 1 2 3 © 2 3 1 4 @) 4 3 2 1 Qungigis: @) 6MOD4 Lo-i ®) SGN(-12) 2 3 © INTIS) 3 12 @ ABS (-12) 4 1 f@) @) © @ @ 2 1 4 3 ® 4 1 2 3 © 2 3 1 4 @) 4 3 2 1 SHB/ST/16 70184. 10 LET P 20 FOR I 30 LET P I " ° 1T04 Pl 40 NEXT 50 PRINT P Value of P is @ 24 ®) Mo ©) 10 LET P=0 20 FOR I =1TO4 30 LET P =PfI 40 NEXT I 50 PRINT P Pear inure? A @y © 0 @) 185. Simple index number is also known as @ Numerical number @P Univariable index number © @) Bivariate Average value ocflenouiner @fiiL@Leir og @uust @ ®) © @) reisree®ldscnesuScn sre pt onpiuee Gu QLen QrLew orpduce agra crete a 10 10 SHB/ST/16 [Turn over186. Drobish-Bowley gave the formula for price index in ) 1910 aw 1901 © = 1801 @) = 1871 LinGed-QuerGonuder Blanes @PkSCiger eumissur@ (A) 1910 @) 1901 © = 1801 @) 1871 187. Fisher's index does not satisfy (A) _ time reversal test PI “ixoular test (©) factor reversal test @) unit teat Gogit SHMUEL OLeie AGUPUGSsns Congeren A) snag Aw Gongener B) sms Gsngoner (© snyeah efinonpg Cangencn @) sag Cengever SHBIST/16 2188. 189. 190. The base period in the chain base method is (A) fixed year OP previous year (©) current year . (D) odd number of year Fd cps pA 14. L1LIc0L -yoir_ns TH SHH AsnereniuGarg (A) Boneoumen yain@ B) ypeosu gerd © prin geno ©) sheopirien crc Qasim eyeinG If the new series is connected with the old series, it is known as (A) base shifting (B) backward splicing PP forward eplicing () regression UBL euflens, Uerpu euflmeyjier ereréssul. nd sfucsuGargs A) sig tieor Guus +B) Gengpss yflenenser © gays yfideense D) — Berenenroy . Factor reversal test permits the interchange of (A) __ base periods @®) -price and quantity ow” weights @) quantities anpeahl SGU Gongonen siqiosésényu Bwmgse A) sigue srend B) Here wpgrd sefusid © sep ©) saflund 18 " SHB/ST/16 {Turn over191. What ie the Bowley’s index number if Laspeyre and Paasche’s index number are 140 and 150 respectively? A) 1464 ®) 142 a 145 ©) 290 eorevCuustér @BUS.G creér 140 upgid unevaluder @iHuSC.O crair 160 crafled Quisreian GPUSLO cre créer? (a) 146.4 @®) 142 © 145 @) 290 192. In this method the preceding year is taken as the base year (A) Fixed base Of Chain base (©) Fisher @) Bowley Dos Yonde epposus yoinO S14 HUHML yeim_ns THs EAarcromi GAG (A) Benoowren 214, . B) sta oy. ©, Bagi D) Quieres 193. In a network analysis, an activity is said to be a critical activity if YG Total float is zero (B) Free float is zero (©) Independent float is zero @) Duration time is zero amaridérend usLUMIRhd 9G Aeud Sinorons Goud cron EIB HE (A) Guonég goa WAtiy ysund B) sCi hp Dpme wAiy Yauid © sells Spmer Pty ysgund @D) Qewadsper Gomd yegund SHB/ST/16 74 ra]194, 195. ‘The shortest possible time required for the completion of an activity is YA tho optimistic time 7 (B) the pessimistic time : (C) _ the project completion time (D) _ the most likely time 9G Asudurd pros WEABEdS Comaumen Gers ensAuroren Cond (A) engsorar Cpr B) _ungsworen Gand (©) Aci pP_sioLaippsren Gon D) sPsauminnyoo_u Cond Ina network analysis, Total Float = w” Latest finishing time — Earliest finishing time ). Latest starting time ~ Barliest starting time (C) Earliest finighing time - Earliest starting time (D) Latest starting time — Earliest finishing time asmariGerard UGULMICHE Quongs gener = A Bad pqs Gand - cparani nus ep_ay Cord B) Qud agrdu Cpmb— qpéretiqus gndu Comb +O) parang Epes Gpmb — qperaaiyw apmbu pid D) QyA apnbu Cpmd— prdu rae Cond 1% SHB/ST/I16 [Turn over196. 197. 198. In.0.R. “Monte-Carlo method” is based on the idea of taking random samples from we Mathematical models (B) Analogue models (©) Iconic models (D) Graph models OLR, & “owreiny sniGeon qpanp” séLigj ——————Sepgy onfiflacan «Hsu 2 pseu STIPEE BSW. A) sag once B) serené one ©) QGsrafié oma @D) acoqu_ ond ‘To convert “2” constraint into “=" constraint, the variable used in LPP is (A) Slack variable A Surplus variable (© Artificial variable ©) Positive variable LPP-d wanin@ “2” réneng =" swaninns wnppeispe LUE Gud wont A) Aeré wong B) sinBersiv wonh © — gitgiahud ors ©) Gpinooop wef The ¢oefficient of skewness based on quartiles is 0.6. If the sum of the quartiles is 100 and median is 38, then the value of the lower quartile is a) 70 ®) 90 © 10 of» srépiusonené sritbs Camis Qaqg 0.6, smcbiorivscRan ata 100 ppd @eor flere 38 ale, Bip sardines hen wAiy “70 - @) 90 © 1 (@) 30 SHB/ST/16 6 : a199. 200. ‘The condition need of applying Hungarian method of solving assignment problem is (A) Loss matrix (B) Balanced matrix (© Unbalanced matrix om Balanced loss matrix BH46SLO DyéemonGd, apisGaflucn cpenpenu LUEIOSgIABHE Speovuimen Hjbpener A) pe sie @B) modi Gaiwiuce siexh (©) swonpp sex D) end Gaiwiuce sae seh ‘The model, “they use one set of properties to represent, some other set of properties which the system under study possesses is (A) _ Iconic model GP Analogue model (© Verbal model (D) Mathematical model 86 Asr@iy Lei yscoer LUELOEA nPAnne Aprely Uarysonar Ip flcASEid omBA A) @Q@sratéond B) senoné ord © Qastud we ©) savig ono 7 SHBIST/16 [Turn overo _SHB/ST/16 Register [ | ] Number 2016 STATISTICS (egree Standard) Time Allowed : 3 Hours] [Maximum Marks : 300 Read the following instructions carefully before you begin to answer the questions. 10. 1. 12. 13. 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