STATISTICS HSSC-II SECTION — A (Marks 17) [Version Number |411]37 1] Section — A Is compulsory. All parts of this section are fo be answered on the separately provided OMR Answer Sheet which should be completed in the first 25 minutes and handed over to the ~ Contre Superintendent. Deleting/overwriting is not allowed. Do not use lead pencil. Q.1 Choose the correct answer A/B/C /D by filling the relevant bubble for each question on the OMR a » 2) = 3) 4 5) 6) 8) 9) 10) 1") 12) 13) 14) 15) ~ 16) ~ a) Answer Sheet according to the instructions given there. Each part carries one mark. ‘An arrangement of objects in a definite order is called: ‘A Permutation 8, Combination C. Set D. Mutually exclusive Ifevents 4 and B are mutually exclusive then: A ANB=S BB AUB=G GAN BG ODL ANB Median of the Binomial distribution ( +4) wil be: \ eee eae Caeaes D. 10 2 20 ‘A coin is tossed three times: the total number of possible outcomes wil be: Aeeced a OP Custis DOF Which ofthe folowing CANNOT be taken as probabilty of an event? A 0 BOs Cat D-H Given E(K)=5 and E(Y)=2, then EOX— Vis A 3 B 7 Cues D, IX and ¥ are independent random variables, then Var(¥~Y) is equal to: A Var(X)-VartY) 8 Var X)xVar(X) ©. Var(X)+Var(¥) Do nK-¥P Normal distribution has maximum ordinate at X= A 0 Sie eo Deets. Standard deviation of standard normal distribution i: A 0 B 2 acer D3 When sampling is done with or without replacement, A H~ by B. Mo c. aa Level of confidence is denoted by. A @ BR I-a@ cB DD o1-B If 1-@=0.90, then value of Z, ‘is: A 233 B 258 C196 Dd. 1.645 By which of the following symbols is type-/ error represented? A ¢ BB cc a aera ‘Acontingency table is made up of 8 rows end 4 columns. How many degrees of freedom are present? A 4 B32 c 2 Dd. 7-10 The total area under the curve of a chi-square distributions is: A 05 BR o1 C Otoe Dd. -ato +0 Drag and drop is @ term associated with: A Scanner B. Keyboard =< C.——~Printer D. Mouse Which of the following may NOT be a binary number? A 101 B 202 c 110 D. 001 na 1913es “7 STATISTICS HSSC-II Time allowed: 2:36 Hours Total Marks Sections B and C: 68 — NOTE: Answer any fourteen parts from Section ‘B' and any two questions from Section ‘C’. Use ‘supplementary answer sheet ie. Sheet-B if required. Write your answers neatly and legibly. = Statistical table will be provided on demand. N= B (Marks Q.2 Attempt any FOURTEEN parts. All parts carry equal marks. (14x3 = 42) i @® _ Howmany possible permutations can be formed from the following words? (@) COMMISSION —()_ COMMITTEE (_Whatis the difference between independent and dependent events? Give an example of each. 3 (i) Given P(ANB)=2, then find PCAUB). = 5 > (uv) Given E(X)=0.55, Var(X)=1.55 and ¥=2X +1. Find E(Y) and Var(¥) = () _Accontinuous random vatlable X which can assume values between x= 2 and x=8 has a density function glven rn by f(a)=K(x+3) where k teconstant. Find (@) k (@) P(x=5.5) (vi) Arandom verlable X has a binomial distibution wih E(X)=2.4 and p=0.3 . Find the standard deviation of X (ui) State any three properties of the binomial experiment. = wit) oN (2, =13 and k=12. Fid the standard deviation of hypergeometric distribution = (b) The standard deviation of a normal distribution is 2. Find its frst four moments ebout mean. (0A faircoin is tossed four tes. What is the probabilty of geting exactly two heads? a (x) State any three properties of the normal distribution. a (a) Gen n, = 2,1 =2,1,=6, 4 = 2.02 =2.67,03 =0.67 .Find fg, 7, and O*y, x, = (ici) What is the value of frite population correction factor (f.p.c) when n=18 and N= 125? a (ev) Differentiate between sampling with replacement and sampling without replacement. 7 6) Given n= 42.7, 0 =8 and Z., =1.645. Find confidence interval of 41. 2, Xi: Gai) Given n, =48, 7, =90, 1, 85, $7 =12, 52 =18, Z, =1.96 , Find 95% confidence — Interval for p4,— ~ (evi) Formulate the null and alternative hypotheses in each of the following, ~ (@) _Aresearch organization reports that 9% of all grocery shoppers never buy the store brand. (b) The average cost of a LED TV is not more than Rs 40,000/- (evil) if (A) =240, (B)=270, N 00 . What would be the number of (AB) if A and B are independent? (ix) Differentiate between RAM and ROM. Page 1 of 2 (Statistics)SECTION ~ ¢ (Marks 26) Attempt any TWO questions. All questions carry equal marks. (2x18=26) Write @ set '' containing all vowels in the world “PUBLICATION”, and then find the probability of "" Using the P(H), find the probability of consonants. (05) Find the mean, variance and standard deviation of the binomial distribution (q + p)’ (08) In anormal distribution, the mean and standard deviation ere 0 and 1 respectively. Write down its equation and find the value of the maximum ordinate correct to four decimal places. (04) A population consists of values 2,2,8 (09) () _Drawall possible samples of size 2 with replacement. Calculate the mean of each sample. (Forma frequency distribution of (ii) Find the mean and variance of the'sampling distribution of 2X . (jv) Find the mean jz and the variance 0° of the given population. (v) Show that the populations mean is equal to the mean of means of all samples. (vi) Show that population varianes is twice the variance of sample means. Amanufacturing company making automobile tires claims that the average life of its product is at least 35000 miles. A random sample of 16 tires was selected; and it was found that the mean life was 34000 mites with a standard deviation s=2000 miles. Test hypothesis #, : «235000 at a = 0.05 (05) Four hundred and ninety-two candidates for scientific posts gave particulars of their college degrees and their hobbies. The degrees were in either mathematics, statistics or economics, and the hobbies could be classified roughly as music, craftwork, reading or drama, The data are presented concisely in the following contingency table. (08) Categories, Mathematics _| Statistics __| Economics Music 24 | a3 ae Cratftwork see 62. 28 | Reading az 147, ze. Discuss the association between the two criteria of classification: i.e the degrees and the hobbies. —2HA 1913 — Page 2 of2 (Statistics)