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(Prevention of Unfuirmeans) ‘Act, 1992, Commission may also. iif, 1992 % Fras 3 ae sent ot debsr himviver permanently fiom all ret ora A orate areal at Pea future examinations of the ea ar ah ee a a Pe Comission. went oPi9_A} 1 UTES HIAG tone1 From a histrogram we can find (1) Airthmetic mean 2) Median (G) Mode (4) Harmonic mean ae fea are were & suet fear on wear t (wearer Arey Q) aftr GC) IEE 4) Beer TET 2 Ina set of 6 observations 8, 12, 40, 15, 35, 25 the value of median is qd) 20 @ 15 @) 4 (4) None of the above Dewi A ah 8, 12, 40, 15, 35, 25 F mae wr ar 8) @ 20 @ 15 G) 40 @) suite Fe ats At ae 3 The ideal measure of central tendency is (1) Geometric. mean @) Mode @) Arithmetic ‘mean (4) Median ate agit a nash ro & Q) getters seer Q eae G) FART HET @) rife 4 Statistics deals with (1) Qualitative data 2) Quantitative data ©) (@) and (2) both (4) None of (1) and (2) aiferdt Pea ¥ orit get & () ise win Q) ARI wa @G) (1) ate @) ert @) (1) atk @) BRE a ate ae P19 Al 2 INMATE toned.5 Which measure of central tendency is least affected by sampling fluctuations ? (2) Median @) Mode (3) Arithmetic mean 4) Harmonic mean Bas Fa aaa Satta waht ar oe whee Tora Bae a oe wen ern? rae Q) ER G) FIR wea @ Fae Aa 6 The mode is defined as (1) Highest frequency (2) Largest observation 3) The observation with largest frequency (4) None of the above agae a vfoniia feet ore Q) aatfie area Q) walitrs aa G) Fem Preet arcane wale (@) water Fa a et 7 A class of 24 boys and 16 girls is given a test in statistics, the mean marks obtained by boys and girls respectively are 15 and 10. The mean of the whole class is q) 125 Q) 13.0 @) B35 (@) 140 24 wa E16 Braet BH sar aT TE afer aR Par wen) weit wETSTT & wraial wr aaiae wen at ARs wa: 15 wi 10 ¥ at Te wa aT ET qd) 125 @ 130 @) 138 (@ 140 8 The geometric mean of 40, 50 and x is 10, then the value of x is ay ol @ 2 i @) 4 a > Om devil 40,50 x aR WaT 10s A x SAR aT: Ql @ 2 1 @ 4 M5 oPt9_Al x. INTAIIEMH ¢omteun ‘The weighted arithmetic mean of first 7 natural numbers, with weight being the corresponding number, is @ Fee @ ten @) For) 4) Enon) (n+l) WR n wphte densi ar sift ae, waite sre ae art (ae) deme 3, on Foor @ ten @ Zon @ tno@y erry Which of the following is an objective of classification ? (1) To condense and simplify the data (2) To bring simillarities and dissimillerties @) To help comparison (4) All the above Prafafiad 4S wie a veer Sa t? Q) atest at aa ut aft ae 2) aiast A eararet ut oral a weiter ae @) gat 4 wea dat @) water wit If F(x) is the cumulative distribution of a random variable then for which value of x F(x) will be 3 2 (1) First quartile 2) Second quartile @) Third quartile (Mean aft F(x) fed aghea a x ar dadt der wer tt fax Sa % fa rey = 3 ? (yaa gaa 2) Ritter ages G) ite ages @) mer opia_Al . 4 CIMMGIINAE 1Comect.12 ‘The observations of height of 25 students of Class V are taken. If the height of a 6 feet teacher is also included then which measure of central tendency is most affected ? () Arithmetic mean 2) Geometric mean ) Harmonic mean (4) Median wm vied war % 25 ot BH Sad & der fet ond take cal 6 we Sad amt sah oname ot Sus fh onfka we ot ot ah Sate gis aunt Ye sae a wad cae wena eer? Q) FAR Aree (2) yettere area G) Fae Tey (4) safer ‘The arithematic mean of two numbers is 5 and their geometric mean is 4, Then the numbers are Qa 64) 2 8&2 6) a4) (4) None of the above 2 denei or wana wer 6 wd Tea aren 4 Bat AY dere F @ 64) 2 6&2 8 4&4) (@) wrder YS ag A ae Which of the graphical method is used to find mode ? Q) Pie diagram (2) Frequency polygen @) Ogive curve @) All the above agae a wa oct & fe Set Yarh AY om A A omit BP () We Rev Q) aReRa ag @) ae aw @) sitar ait orts_al 5 NUR 10m.15 From a Jess than Ogive curve which of the following can be determined ? () First quartile (2) Second quartile (3) Third quartile (@) All the above ape dker aa 3 ee fina Prefer ar mr amr ae aad F? (1) wet agela Q) fate apie @) ata aes @) sete wh 16 The relative frequencies in @ histrogram are proportional to (1) Height of the rectangle 2) Width of the rectangle (3) The diagonal of the rectangle (4) All the above we oad fa a ovis arvana fraat aaa ei 7 (2) wat Ht Garg 2) seni at chet & G) aad & Pei & 4) sre wit 17 When the observations are equal the relation between AM, GM and HM is Q) AM =GM=HM @) AM GM > HM (4) AM wh mW > se A 4) 4 < & from upper limit 1 a (2) We subtract > from lower limit 1 G) We subtract 3 from lower limit and add half to upper limit 1 (4) We subtract > from upper limit and add half to lower limit oeat wat & witeet st aaa wart & Rey wr wi A wh dus 7a Lae @) af @ free dower Ha wet 63) wh et Pract tars Let Ban oth Gere Fated a) et A Pra dare 7S see Fe out dar aT aaa t OP19_A} 9 LUI TUIN MLA Comes...28 Whether classification is done first or tabulation ? (Q) Classification follows tabulation (2) Tabulation follows classification (8) Both are done simulteneously (4) None of the above aitew vet dar & fe area? Q) afta, ereferr & ae an % Q) aetemt, wie a ae anit & G) eet we wa fa wa @) water Fo at At oer 29 The mean of a series of observations is 10, its coefficient of variation is 40%, Then the value of standard deviation is a4 @) 8 @ 12 @ 10 ak wat a ua Soh a weg 10 aa weer Ree yt 40% F at weet Here Praerr eh: @M 4 @ 8 @) 12 @) 10 30 Which of the following measures is not based on all observations ? (Mean deviation (2) Standard deviation @G) Range (4) All the above Profit YS aah am wae slat ve Poke we wah ? (C1) aren ferret Q) AR Pret G) were @) satet wt OFrs_Al 0 IATA] Cont31 If two numbers have AM and HM as 10 and 5 respectively then their GM is : lo 10x5 oF o = 5 8) ip @® Jioxs Swish wr warat ws Fae wT wae: 10 Us SF at Bae TIT meg a? 10 10x5 a F o = @) 2 (4) Vi0xs 32 Sum of deviations from mean of a series of observations is () Zero @) Minimum @) Maximum (4) None of the above vem Ah wish F wee mer S Rew aor an ai 3: Qa Q) =a G) afar @) oie Fe aig ae 33 Which of the following is not a two dimensional diagram ? (1) Square diagram (2) Rectangular diagram (3) Pie diagram (4) Bar diagram fer fa aecer d-omeh arm fer Ht t? GQ) Fh Rar @) at Ra G) 7g fat @) agen Rr OF19_A] " .IITAINEEAH, €Cenee34 If the standard deviation of variable Y is o then the standard deviation of ¥=8-34 is Q) 36 Q 36 GB) 96 @ 65 aft fd ae x ar ame fret o ta y=s-3x @ ame Pre er Q) 36 @) 36 GB) 96 @ 66 35 The class frequency (cB), in terms of class frequency of positive attributes is a) N-(4)-@) @ N-(A)-(B)-(AB) @) N-(4B) GQ) N-(A)-(8)+ (4B) art (of) at ongf, enere qeit a nah W fer wore ora ad 8? a) N-(4)-(8) @-N-(A)-(B)-(4B) @G) N-(4B) @ N-(A)-()+ (4B) 36 Choose from the following the correct criterion for two attributes A and B to be independent. B)=(B) @ (4B=0 (B) @ 4- OO @) (48)= CB) fr 38, So pte ara a aA wa wad at Grea aif 0 GH=)@ @ (an=0 @ 46-2 () (4B)= (a) OPI9_A] 2 MVEA (Conte.37 38 39 Given N =1000, (4)=600, (B)=450 and (AB)=270 then attribute 4 and B are (2) Independent (2) Negatively associated @) Positively associated (4) Correlated ‘af N=1000, (A)=600, (B)=450 oie (4B)=270 amen} aia: Qa) art (2) meee Teahtet GB) ore area @) weariPet For n attributes the number of ultimate class frequencies is Qos @) 2" @) an @) an nope & RY ae wt onghr ay ten eft : @ 3 @ 2 G) an 4) 3 For testing independence of mz contingency table the degrees of freedom of a chisquare will be Q)mxn @) @r-)xn GB) (r-I)x@-D (4) mx(n-1) We mxn on are FA yout St a whet 3g os at aA ear we a ten et Q) mxn Q) (m-1)xn °G) @@-)x@-1) (4) mx(n-1) opis_Al 8 (IMMWIMIVER HAN £Cened40 “From the following quartiles obtained by graphical method @,=30, Q)=38 and Q;=70. The value of quartile deviation coefficient is GQ) 04 Q) 03 @ 06 (4) 08 varh ffl & fra ageat A wa EF O,=30, OQ, =38, Q,=70 tH gees rae qos den? (dy 04 Q 03 G) 06 (4) 08 41 Diagram obtained by plotting (x,y), 7=12...0 is called (1) Bar diagram (2) Scatter diagram @) Pie - diagram (4) Histrogram (yy) 1=12,...0 BF afer eel a WR ain ae eee Q) a fia @) fea fra @) wf @) errr fs 42 Which is the positional average 7 (I) Mean @) Median @) Harmonic mean (4) Geometsie mean Per 4 8 diam Raf sitar & 7 (> Fe rer @ aera @) eves wer @) irae wey 43 Ifyou are told that a certain group of observations has mean 5 and variance zero, then which is the correct statement ? (1) There is mistake in calculation (2) Each observation equals to 5 (3) There is only, one observation in the group (4) There is no observation in the group fe armel wer ore fie fet aye & deri ar area 5 ud wae qe at ater mar welt? GQ) worn Hae & Qe det ar aT 5 & awat & G) aE A uw dem zt 4) aye Foe Ht deer wet OFI9_Al “ TONNE Con44 45 46 aT Which of the following is not a stable measure ? (2) Standard deviation (2) Coefficient of variation (@) Mean deviation (4) Range Rrafitas YS staat vq orem & ? () aie Peer Q) we Wis @) xe Prawt @) Ae ‘Attributes are measured by using : (2) Counts (2) Measurements by some scale ©) () and @) (4) Neither (1) nor (2) yori at fra were Heer Ta F? (1) wr we 2) fd Bart SH @) G) aie @ ate @ () att @) at a et Yate's correction for countinuety of data is applied in G) xe contingency table @) 2x contingeney table @) x2 contingency table (4) 2x2 contingency table ey wr tetas fre won Bonet eet % fe, wat FH wag & fee fee orn & Qo rxe srt aT Q) 2xe amr wet @B) rx2 omer art 2x2 ant aT ‘The combination AB attribute is known as class of (1) First order class @) Second order class @) Zero order class (4) None of the above dara AB goed at ea ARE or af ar ore & ? QQ) waa wife @ tata ae @G) a ate (4) orien Sag we OP19_A] 18 NOUN 1Conte-48. The frequency of a class can always be expressed as sum of frequencies of (1) Lower order class 2) Higher order class @) Zero order class (4 None of the above ‘Pret wt ot onaft at elem ora AE & ongftr & at ¥ (ae) then two attributes are : (1) independent (2) positively associated (3) negatively associated (4) none of the above ah goed ga were 6 fe (48)> DO a ae ara Q) ear 2) sues weal & G) Fume wert & 4) oriter Fa alg ae Given the following 2x2 contingency table for two attributes A and B a Total B a b ath Be [da _|e+d then Yale's coefficient of association will be Toial [ave [dee |n Q) Q=(ab-cd)|(ab+ed) Q) Q=(ac-bd){(ac+ bd) G) Q=(ad-e)(aerbd) () Q=(ad+be)/{ad ~be) a | Tol Bla |b jaxb we Ra v2 ont ae B fe [a lerd ¥ ae enter Total {ave [deve |n apres ae: Q) Q=(ab-ad)/(ab+ed) Q) Q=(ac-ba)/(ae+bd) G) @=(ad-be)/(ac+bd) @) Q=(ad+be)/(ad -be) oF19_Al » IINMMIAILLNI tom's59 In the case of two attributes it class frequency (4B) is zero then Q, Yulés coefficient of association is : qi Qa @) 0 (4) any value between 0 and 1 aft qvenit & ata af ought (48) = 0 8 a O am ar aed ys 1 gil @) -1 Go @ wet wae de as ta 60 Formula for coefficient of colligation between two attributes A and B is (with usual notation) a COCTON W/ PCIE} o | ta /| ( faa) (aayaB) (|, [fwaya) @ [Pr aa ( (ior) _(48)(08)) Jf, (48)(aB) 9 | fasten) (+ (a5) AB)(oB) _(AB)(op) ® + (ana)/| (: (isha) ame fret a, a geri a ud BS ate weahir qoia ts te fea) Ve fen) 9 (4B) (8) (4B)(o8) 0 ves Vee kane nea tant) © (tain aot ra oPi9_Al _ 2 IINDHGEMINIIAT #Conee. 8)61 6 63 Graphical method of interpolation (2) always accurate @) sometime very accurate @) never accurate (4) none of the above {ata order fat : GQ) Sam afype & Q) wh at aft age & @) wh Huge wt @) sitet FS ag A ae Graphical method can be used for (1) interpolation only @) extrapolation only (3) interpolation and extrapolation both (4) none of the above ‘ede fates em Fat ante: CG) fab orig ¥ 2) fa after % 3) sredierr ua anftlars eet @) satan Fa aE Interpolation and extrapolation both are in same in the sense that (1) both determine most likely estimate (2) both result in same value GB) both are complementry of each other (@) all the above omer wd aftisr da fo us var & ua Ae afte @) ahi & ead atts mPram aiare ta F Q) ai & w & am tat @) Bt we gat} Ram & 4) sate wit OPs_AL 2 INNA &C oe64 Interpolation is not affected by (Violent Muctuations 2) irregular fluctuation B) unforseen event (4) none of the above amis waft wet gar & Q) ae Gere QQ) atta carat G) sentie wea @) sites a alg Ah at 65 For a given (n+1) paired values probolic method means fitting a polynomial of Q) degree (n-1) @) degree 2 G) degree a (4) degree 3 Pet (+1) yaa Mert ea a wwe aR Te onehta wen F fora G) we (n-1) Q) wie 2 G) wf a (4) we 3 66 A finite difference table is said to be diagonal difference table if (1) the origin x, is the first argument of the series (2) the origin x, is the last argument of the series G) the origin x, is any intermediate value of the series (4) none of the above wee afer om are at Previa once ere wer rat & af Q) Se fy x, ot a sam ee 2) ae fey x, ah ot amet wew et G) ae fey x, Soh or ag oh ome a em et (4) writer Fa aE we OPt9_Al 2 INCEST Cone67 A finite difference table is said to be central difference table if (Q) the origin x, is the first argument of the series (2) the origin ¥, is the last argument of the series G) the origin ¥, may be any intermediate value of the series (4) none of the above ew wir ore wr at eter ore TEA wet aT a wo aaa Peg x, ah wt yer ae 0) te Peg x, anit at ome em th 6) ee fy x, Oo ae wh oe A on A 4) srlad FS ag wer 68 Divided difference is useful when (1) arguments are equal spaced 2) arguments are unequal spaced (3) arguments advance with unit interval (4) all the above quia apet an orier dar ot Q) weal ar ora ware BF (2) seal ar ara creat @ G) weak ar orae sort ortoa & TET a @) srt att 69 Newton's forward difference formula is used to interpolate if (1) the interpolating value lies in the begining of series (2) the interpolating value lies in the end of series (3) the interpolating value fies in the middle of series (4) both (1) and (2) See aT ort ore Ba wt Gear oreedare & fee art A ear ote ewe GQ) omtarte arr act & ge Fa @) erwyrtte Arr ach BF art A at @) orerte am Soh & wea Wa @ @) @ at OPi9_Al 23 HINNANWUM Conte.70 Newton's backward difference formula is used if (1) the interpolating value lies in the begining of series (2) the interpolating value lies in the end of series 3) the interpolating value in the middle of series @) both (1) and (2) et or werent mae as ar weele oradort Foor Y fear nat & we: Q) opderter ner at & ge Fat 2) oeerte a ae & oer 7 a G) adele arr ait wer Xa @ OF @ ete 71 Lagrange formula is usefal for () interpolation 2) Extrapolation @) inverse interpolation (4) all the above arta a ga seat & : () ore @) afedet G) set orate @) wate wt x: 5 10 15 20 72 The missing value for the data »: 25 7g by binomial method is ay 7 Q) 8 G6) 3 @) 25/3 x: 5 10 15 20 fa cies Peer & Poet weet oh ee BE at From 25°98 aM 7 Q@) 8 @) 3 @) 25/3 OPi9_A} 24 LAOAAIEIOINN NY. Cone...B 14 8 Method of inverse interpolation utilises : (Q) iterative method @) Lagrange method (3) method of successive appoximation (4) all the above ae orien ft 2 oni Hwa wed % () praafe Pate @) ares Re @) Pra aren fat @ ster ait ‘Newton's forward difference formula is : Zn)» @ ned ("o Yo =) (4) None of the above @ @) wader XS ate et Which of the following relationship among finite differences is not correct ? 3 any, @ a, ,-44y,=4%y, =a ye @) 4, “MAH 484 227% raf. % whan wicea offer rail mB eT $2 a Bye, @ A, 4-8», =8"», =Aty. =y,-. @) 4, ea @ Aya opts aI NK6 7 8 If X, and X, are independent variates which of following statement is not true ? 0) E(%p x)= 2%, ® seevanay @) H%-%)=204)-2(,) @ 2(K/4)=0(4,)/2(%, cu caumavewiinerece., wat © (%44)> } @ eX 4%) ()+#(%) FX —¥G)=204)-2(4%) (4 /2)=2(%,)/2(,) The moment generating function (m. g. f.) of a random variable x defined as Ble) 4 is a constam — @) Ee’) @) E(tge*) (4) none of the above we meer ae x aT otefor oe wa (ontw.) oft Ree ona & ©) Ble") 51 gw oat a (et) © Blog") @) wl 9 8 ate oH ae The m. g. f. of sum of two independent random variables is (1) sum of their m. g. f s @) product of their m. gf s (3) difference of their m.'g. fs (4) mean of their m. g. fs a wae wt a one, aa & oF ()) sf stag, a ate Q) ai was. wT G) SFE aise. a orate @ Hts ang. a ay OPI9_A} 26 TLNVLNVEUMLIANY (Cone...9 81 Let @ be the probability of success of an event and let (1-8) be the probability of failure, then the probability that event will occure in exactly x success in n trials ! nx () 6*(-0y"* @ Fer) @ Coca © Gant GBI cafe Pret sean it eect a wiPipar g & Tem orerneraT wt wifewaT (1-8) & an goer A aaa x eee or at sateen ett a) e*(-a)"™* @ Zooey e*(1-6)"* ) oat Y er(i-ey* nt O (asi For a poisson distribution with parameter @ the mean and variance of the distribution will be a) (0,9) @) (6, 26) @) (28, 8) (4) none of the above ue aidt den firea Wee 9 3 a aa ner od Prams at a) (6.4) @ (, 20) G) (20. @) @) sete 4 alg a ae For large n and @ in the neighbourhood of 6 = 14 a binomial distribution tends to which distribution (1) poisson (2) normal @) negative binomial (4) hyper geometric a 9 war X% & aty oie a aer dt a we feos wer fre der By ap omer ae & . QQ) ate Q) RRP G) womens five @ wire pint oPi9_A] 27 TERT AMINUANIMN Conta...82 84 Tf x has a uniform distribution over interval (1,3) its mean is ‘@ 1 Qo @) 3 (4) none of the above ae x (1,3) Foe arama dex td wea er ar aot Qo @) 3 @) water Ya sty oh wet If the value of Kurtosis is more than 3 then the shape of the curve is (1) medium top (2) flat top 3) peak top (4 any shape aft gece erm 3 & afte & at am a am wh QQ) mer sits ater @) we stv ae G) Tatts aren @ a A war a If A and B are two independent events then which is true 7 G)} -P(AB)=0 @) P(AUB)=P(4)+P(B) (3) P(ALB)= P(A)+P(B)-P(A) P(B) @) P(AB)=P(A)-P(B) aft A wt Be ears ved & at fried ¥ ae wer B 7 (1) P(AB)=0 @ P(AUB)=P(4)+P(B) G) P(ALB)=P(4)+P(B)=P(A) PCB) @ P(4B)=P(4)-P(B) orieal % NN #2.85 87 If A and B are two independent event then P(4/B) is ao @ P(A) @ PB) @® P(A) PB) aft 4 ott Ba cea amt & at P(4/B) % qo @ P(A) @) Pa) @) P(A) P(2) Two unbiased dice are thrown. The expected value of sum of numbers on the upper side is ay 35 @ 7 @) 12 @) 6 a oatiea sit & het ry wet ace ve ortanit dene & chr at wera & a) 33 @Q 7 8) 12 @) 6 When the distribution is said to symmetric if the third moment is (1) positive (2) negative ) zero (4) does not exist ue dea waa thn aft weer chr omer at Q) ertre5 IE 6) 4) seer after 1a oPr9_Al _? TAVERN) }Conee-88 89 90 or1s_Aj 30 IQ ' = The main drawback of gross reproduction rate is : (2) assumption of no mortality of female chilren till their age of fecundity. @) no consideration of divorce (3) neglects number of unmarried women (4) all the above wet wa wx wm ger det fe at () Wt weet S at Fo ene at Ten aren at ore By at oH a ued Aue ont F 1 Q) Were wt Gre Ta Ca Te G) afreantker afters an wat we var oa & @) weet wh The -net reproduction rate is more viable than gross reproduction rate because (1) it takes into account fertility rates as well as mortality rates @) it makes use of life table (3) it uses survival rate (4) all the above age weet, well weet & afte faye & ante () aot ead gg a ae ar oe a Q) a ster aroha sett oat & G) a weagaa (survival) et a sen wed & 4) ste wh Population growth is mainly concerned with (1) total number of birth (2) mumber of male birth (3) number of female birth @) all the above any gfe gene Pri & () re WH a den @) ged a wt at den @) afte & wi a den 4) order wil91 Total fertility rate provides the basis for : (1) the expected maximum family size (2) population projection (3) population increased in desired period (4) all the above ret oT are a Pefefsa A am onere AHF Q) sia & efterar are at west Q) we at G) wr & feat wre orem A awa @) ote wt 92 Vital index for acertaining population growth is (2) a good measure (2) a rough measure (3) useless measure (4) none of the above Senter arkseh ar apis Perea waa Bt ahs ar apa rN Sere & TE Q) W aan amt Q) WH Fear a & @) & 4a a 4) orlas Hoag At ae 93 The general child bearing age in India is (1) 20-24 years (2) 20-29 years @) 15-49 years (@ 10-49 years aurora set Torr aman Al aH at amram dat & (2) 20-24 art 2) 20-29 ant @) 15-49 ae (4) 10-49 erat OP19_A} 31 THERHEAIKFELIAY) tCone..94 95, 96 97 The probability of living a person in the age group of x to x-+n can be determined from the formulae in usual notation, by O enlte (ben )/te ® (b-hsnHern O (oan we age x @ xen & Uae A WA St uhm wt at wet} fra, mere sinet ae, Bhagat ar aed wey hanlte Coon We ® (~hean) evn © bean A life table constructed for an age interval of 5 to 10 years is specifically known as (1) grouped fife table (2) interval life table G) abridged fife table (4) none of the above wm shes arch at art A ae alert 5-10 are a ter aT ct dade Tw va wer ome Q) wae atest are 2) aera ster aret @) aire Set arett @) wrias # a ae A ae ‘The ratio of annual net migration to the annual mean population provides : (1) vital index (2) net migration rate @) population growth (4) none of the above cafe ofaye weet efx citer ate aaa ar orga aan & () SRT age! or ie QQ weye ver G) wm a af @) sated FS a ot ae A life table based on. the experience of actual Cohart is called (1) generation life table 2) fluent fife table B) both (1) and (2) (neither (1) nor (2) ue ter ret sit ft ue arate weit agra ae onenfta adh & ae wearh & . () wert ste art Q) are vate stat ari @) () w @) @) AT (1) aa 2) OP19_A] 32 HOTELL AN) (Cone...98. 99 100 If 4, is the number of person living at age x and Z, be the number of persons living the mid of xt and (x1) years, then the relation between Land L, is: (1, Meu) @ batt fe thay (4) none of the above cafe 1, abit 3 x ore ot a ae SM a ate B ahe L, SH ew (es 1)” am Sura meta lw le dem wert 1 Le 5 (Mea) @ bath ead (4) water HG aig ot TE @) 4, A life table is a profile of human population which exhibits (1) probability of dying at each age (2) number of living and dying G) expectation of life at each stage (4) all the above ue ster eet om mer at eaten at aaidh & fe QQ) wee er ow ae a utara Q) ia wd ACL ae eI atleast @) wae woe shay yea @ weer at If the population of a country in two consecutive census (1991, 2001) is 50 and 80 Crores respectively what is the expected population in 1995, (1) 65 Crores @) 64 Crores G) 63 Crores (4) 62 Crores of frat tt A oeten wnat A Gg wi (1991, 2008) F so wt 380 ate & a) 1995 a oadeN a omart eT () 65 wie @ 64 ots G) 63 wie @ Owe ora) 3 EME #22.yo1 103 104 OP19_Aj 34 In The general relationship between gross reproduction rate (GRR) and net reproduction rate (NRR) is (2) GRR > NRR @) GRR < NRR 3) GRR = NRR (4) There is no relationship between them erent waht ort =e GRR) us ofegar ST Te (NRR) A wee Bat F (1) GRR > NRR (2) GRR < NRR @) GRR = NRR @) 3 a i ag we WH Amt Population of a country remains stationary if NRR is (@) NRR> 1 @ NRR<1 @) NRR=1 (4) none of the above wwe an af ante wet wit & afe cea wy we ae (NRR) (@ NRR> 1 @) NRR<1 @) NRR=1 4) ore Ya ag th al The Vital rates of the population are expressed as (per million (2) per 10 million @) per thousand (4) per hundred wa werd ct armen are a ant & Q) sft ea rer vier aie @) ait wae (4) utr Gast The complete enumaration of all the units of population is called (2) sample survey @) cencus G) vital statistics (4) none of the above war & vee ger A werd wear & ) wResf daar _@) RE se wT @) sem wert iit @) one Ha a ot =a (Contd... tN105 106 107 108 ‘A population with constant growth is known as (1) stationary population (2) constant population @) stable population (4) none of these af frat watz at gfe ae aaa 8 ct ae awake wend & (1) waar wate Q) aa afte @) fer waft @) wr a ate oH ae ‘The general death rate is technically known as (2) specific death rate (2) crude death rate (G) standardised death rate (4) all the above were WY ze, wea dhe ae at art & (1) fire ar @ wh aye G) AME Ty ee @) star at Survival rate in general is measured through : (1) The difference between crude birth and death rules (2) The ratio of difference between birth and death to Mean population (8) both (1) and (2) (4) neither (1) nor (2) ae sitet ox wera ant adh * Q) vat wr at we eh EG ome a Q) wer a wd OT Tey Te oR oT ATT @ OROMs @ at) a ate @) a ‘The advantage (s) of sampling registration system is that (1) It gives full coverage of area (2) It is more acourate (@) It provides estimate of rural and urban areas separately (4) all the above viiast date yore ar ae & (1) & WX da ar Prat Ba & @ a sae ys % GB) & arin es aed % aime art or tat @) vagat ah OP19_Al . 35 (IMMQITIVIE EA &Cenee-109 10 m1 u2 Sampling registration system fails to record (2) age-sex. composition (2) birth rates @) death rates @) all the above aires tier wrt Yar ae shit a ister we eat? QF wt fit a dike Q) WHR GC) WR @) area at Registration of vital statistics in India suffers ftom (1) Incomplete coverage 2) Incomplete reporting @) lack of accuracy (4) all the above are Foray werd otal & hee ot Pea aitat & Q) aa aa Reet 2) ort arrert fereret @) Wyfs a et @) sited att Age specific death rate of babies less than one year of age is known as (2) Infant death rate @ Neonatal death rate (G) Mothers death rate (4) Foctat death rate laa a on call dt Rte wy wet (2) aa (Infant) FY =e Q) rem (Neonatal) EY et G) Hi a yay a @ wf at gy x Stanardised death rates are particularly useful for : (1) Comparing death rates of males and females (2) Comparing death rates of two regions (3) both (1) and (2) (4 neither (1) nor (2) Are yey at Rei ve wae & oe eH Q) goa ut after af gq ax at gan ad F Q) t at a 7g wi a ge ad Ft @ ea) @ @ 7 Q) ate @) OPt9_Al 36 OITA 'Conee3 m4 us 16 Fertility rate mainly depends on (1) total female population (2) total population (3) female population in child bearing age group (4) number of newly born babers wm am we yer wa Pot aed & GQ) TRE afte At aah 2) wre afte G) Aiersit at gaits st oer 2A ant ow aE @) Wa oa ae & sia ‘Age specific death rate for the children of age less than five years is called : 2) Infant death rate (2) Neonatal death rate (3) Maternal mortality rate (@) Foetal death rate fatne or yg Tot Pe or zeit} fa feet oF ste wee or teh &, wean (1) ae (Infant) yey @) “treat (Neonatal) FY a @ Fat ag ae @ mi day If the demand of a commodity is not affected even when the price increases such commodity is called, (1) ideal commodity (2) non sensitive commodity (3) essential commodity (4) none of the above oft feet ag Bain vadt dma ar a we Ta aa Fat a GQ) ort aq Q) wider shor eG G) sae Fy @) site # a ae A ad If the demand for the commodity decreases as the price of the same increases such commodity is known as (2) essential commodity (2) ideal commodity 3) positively clastic commodity (4) none of the above ak Pet seq wr Air cea Bina ae ort a ar a oR Fa wT er wea & (1) sara Te 2) omit aq G) ares te at ay @) wir Fe ae ah ae OPAL 7 TMV IEEE] tense7 us n9 120 Jn India the price of US Dollar is determined by (1) International market @) Reserve Bank of India @) National Share Market (4) none of the above area @ ont dere a we aa aed F Q) serenga aren Q) area fort ae @) ardta dex anne @ water Fa att ae If the demand for a commodity decreases with decrease in price such a commodity is called (1) discommodity (2) essential commodity (3) ideal commodity (4) non elastic commodity aft fat ag at ara wet a va ag at ain oh oF a ott at ae aq aoa % (rR @) sree a @) oer ay @) fen wre ont aq If the demand of commodity increases with decrease in the price such a commodity is called (1) positive elastic commodity (2) _ essential commodity @)luxuty commodity (4) none of the above aft Reet ag ah aaa wet Sowa veg at ain ag oh Ft ae Gea E Q) wee we anh ag Q) wa ay G) Yemen a ag @) wate Hay vet ‘The price elasticity of demand can be defined as (1) relative change in demand of the commodity per unit change in price (2) relative change in price per unit change in demand of the commodity (8) both (1) and (2) (4) neither (1) nor (2) arra—ain cha at ufoniia Pen on wat & Q) Pret eg at abr A srtftres aeons TR geet ava A ve garg acer an & Q) Red ag ft dine 2 ontites aeere ale saat ain a us ged aera arn 3 @) @ att @ at @ Ww) a @) oris_Al 38 {INHALT &Coe*@-121 If the price elasticity of demand is high then the commodity is called (1) essential commodity @ ideal commodity G) luxury commodity (4) sensitive commodity aft Regt meg rit St Bins cia afte a ct ae aq ween & Q) aa ae Q) art ay @) gear H Ty @ Renin wy 122 If the price elasticity of demand is low then the commodity is called : (1) essential commodity 2) ideal commodity @) luxury commodity (4) sensitive commodity aft Pet aq DA ait A ae-wta aga oa a i ae weg wean F (1) sree aay Q) erst aay G) Gea a ay 4) Weta wy 123 If X follows a Bi(n,@) then it will be symmetric if @ is @ 9=% @) oY% re) oY (4) none of the above af aefies ae X~Bi(n0) a a wats em ae got A a 6% @ oh @) @) sda Fa ag th eh 124 If the mean of a binomial variate is 4 and its variance is 3 then the value of @ will be M oy @ 0-% @) 6= MN (4) none of the above am um fave ae at wey 4 ud seer va 3B at go a AM eT W o% @ O-% @ 9% 4) vrdea YS a ot ae oris_Al » INN 1242.125 126 127 The supply elasticity of demand can be defined as (1) ratio of relative change in supply to relative change in demand (2) ratio of relative change in demand to relative change in supply B) both (1) and (2) @) neither (1) nor (2) ford ag St omg Bah wt ata vitae ot ont E Q) ange & ordi sare wd nin & ontfts aaa aT argaRT Q) ait & ont aaere ut mmf & ortftes aaa a enue @) et a) sk @ @ af C) aT @ If the demand function of 2 commodity is g=/(p) then the total expenditure on it will be : (given p is price of that commodity) af 0 eo @ as(a) @) pf(p) (4) none of the above a Ro eg ot Hi wT E g=F(p) a se m_-Te Ga RE sim (atk pa aq Sl Hira 8) d a te) @ af(a) @G) pS(r) @ star Fa att a The correlation between two variables X and Y is (1) the degree of linear relationship between them (2) the extent of functional relationship between them @) both (1) and (2) (4) neither (1) nor (2) amt de wry t () a te ta were dt ai QQ) wre are wert were at it @) at Cd) aie @) a at @) we @ oPis_Al 0 CINEMA, tone.128 The range of correlation coefficient based on » pairs of observation is @ (1) @ (49) =1 6) Gu) @ (4) qewe yote st Pen get derit we one %, or rare a a ©) @ (10) =1 ® Cy) ® (2) 129 If y=10+4X then the correlation between Y and X will be aq) -1 @ +t @) 4/0 (4) none of the above a& ye10e4x dyad xX & da weees pote dr qd) -1 @ +1 @) 4f0 (4) arte Fa ag A ve 130 The correlation coefficient between X and Y as expressed in terms of regression coefficients Byy and Byy is (1) average of Byy and Byy @) Geometric mean of Byy and Byy @) Harmonic mean of Byy and By (4) none of the above aw xwye de weer wie A oe oe Wet Byy Wa Bey % wre Prd coast Rat oat & 7 () By WH Byy wr me 2) By Ui By ar Tee WET GB) By By a Ree We @& srtea FS ats ae OFI9_Al a AINA Fone131 132 133 The unit of correlation coefficient between X and ¥ : (1) is same as unit of x @) is same as unit of ¥ (3) same as unit of X.¥ 4) there is no unit wemay mie, wt a ee x ut y & da & sad ead Q) teh xe ets @ Aah a ya wet @ aah th xr a geht @) order XS ate hae If the relationship between ¥ and X is ¥eS-3X then the correlation coefficient between Y and X is ay -1 @) +H @) -35 (4) none of the above at xud ye de wees HS -3XR A Xa Ys de wees pia am @ a @) +1 GB) -3/5 @) writer 7 a att ot at If.X and ¥ have p as correlation coefficient then the correlation coefficient between ¥—a and Yb @ >P @

P @

o Q) p1 then the regression coeficient 5, will be ; Q) bay 2h @® by! @B) 4, (4) nothing can be said af ere gvis 4 1 at aT gia beh @) by rl Q) by 0) : 1 qa) ch Q C by @) C%, @) no change am yar xa ama ye oF a CY aw X we aH TH gm = (C>0) O Shr @ C by G) Cy @) ag ware wet 142 The correlation between the side and area of a square is @) positive correlation (2) negative correlation (3) nonsense correlation (4) n0 correlation we af dt yar ad wae dae & de wees ar (1) eres BeRFT 2) I We @) Prefs aeeerey @) ae Tenney et orIs_Al 48 (IMENT toed...143 If byy is the regression coefficient of Y on X then the regression coefficient of Y—a over X (a>0) is (1) no change @Q yr 1 @) Bema O she ae by oe or ST is Sat ya (2>0) A TAT aie er @) af aaa a @) byte 0) %x-4 @ thy 144. Given the regression line Y =14+0.6X, the most probable value of Y for X=5 is ay 15 @ 7 G) 16 @ 19 cafe wrt ta a gee yara+o6x WM Yas & fet yo we weer STE A SPT a) 15 Q) 7 @) 16 4) 19 145. The regression coefficient Byy can be defined as (1) Change in Y per unit change in X (2) Change in X per unit change in Y () Change in ¥ by a unit resulating change in X (4) None of the above Ya Xu asa yori oftenita Ree ona & GQ) Ya ae oY Sue sare S ae ot & Q) X3 ama wey a wwe seg a ae wT e G) YS ws woe & wea & are X wr aaa (4) orien 3 8 alg Aer OP19_A] 46 MFAAUINT SConta...146 In which index number the quantity of commodities of the current year used is as weight (1) Laspeyre's index number (2) Paasche's index number @) Kelly's index number (4) Fisher's index number fee genie Fag ad ot arr ong aagott BM ai at a & or ae 4 far ae & Q) aetier a gaia Q) Tee = Ete G) tet a aie @ Rear on rie 147 Which is the most appropriate average used in Index number (Mean 2) Harmonic mean @) Geometric mean (4) None of the above Warts Foam A oman wad owner ote 8 Q) FAR wey QQ) ware eT G) yvitee Frey @ water 4a alg adh 148 Consumer's price index is also known as (1) Whole sale index number @) Cost of living index number G) Fisher's ideal index number (4) None of the above mes yer erie fet am @ A oe sien & () eke & ar ar EEA @) ver Rete a atin @) Peat ar omest quate @ ora 4a at a Ort At. 0 MERA £C2me..149 The demand and supply funcitons of a commodity are d=16—2p—p? and s=8p—6 respectively then equilibrium price of the market will be Q) p=2 @ ps3 @) p=8 (4) None of the above aft Red aay Hair od ony war wae: RF g=16-2p-p? T s=8p-6 a Te & Tg Tay aT ana SH Q) p=2 @ ps3 @) p=8 @) writer 4 8 ae set 150 If the demand of a commodity increases inspite of decrease in the supply of commodity then commodity's (1) price will increase @) price will decrease () no change in price (4) nothing can be said caf feat aq St ri weet oma aa SH are Haga at se TG aT Q) ye as aT Qa Fe aT G) apr a at acara ae ae 4) ga at § ge of et wer oT ga 151 Index numbers are known as (1) economic barometer (2) signs and guide post 3) both (1) and @) (4) neither. (1) nore (2) aria aead = Q) orf Ret & Ree) fee GH aera @ Mak @ at (4) af (1) 7H @) OF19_Al “ HNTIANAMLA tomes152 153 154 Index number is a (1) measure of relative change (2) special type of average (G) a percentage relative (4) all the above Grin % Q) ori scart ary QO) we Pairs ware aI ATT G) attra ferere @) ore wi ‘The error(s) involved in construction of an index number is (are) (1) Sampling error (2) Formula error @) Error in collection of data (4) All the above aria at § a ae at gai ar arom dare? (1) ieee gfe Q wa se @) wiet at yea Hl ge @) sre wt ‘The most commonly used index number is (1) Diffusion index number —(2)._-Price index number . @) Value index number (4) All the above em afte a ara arin & Q) fren aria Q Eris G) A were @) sales Fa ate A ae op19_A] 49 HAUT ATINIII #Conte..155 156 157 Consumer price index number is constructed for (1) well defined section of the society (2) all. people G) people of a particular area ) all the above ee yer eerie er Paty feet fea fee ot 2? GQ) aefet & we ora ae vitae ws & feat Q wh cnet a tre @) Peet ae % onehal & fer @) srtar wh & fra ‘The first and foremost step(s) in construction of index number is (are) (I) choice of based period Q) choice of weights (3) to delineate the purpose of the index number (4) all the above aeriie & Pant} gad wer ot neat aan & Q) war af a gra @) at a ge @) fa eer a ain we cee Erie Ta fer @) arte at If p is correlation coefficient between X and Y then quantity 1p? is called (1) Coefficient of determination (2) Coefficient of non-determination (3) Coefficient of association (4) None of the above aft @ mt ud ¥ or weweer quie p & A (1p?) wena & GQ) ser ye Q) afiaa ora qui G) aeekan We 4) ore 7 a ag at oris_Al 80 CIENT #onee~158 In regression of Y on X, the variable X is known as (1) independent variable Q) regressor G) explanatory variable (4) all the above RY aX wee A ae at orn oat F Q aa @ vient a G) arena Ww @ stad wi 159 If p=21 then two regression lines are (Q) coincident (2) parallel () perpendicular to cach other (4) none of the above aft padi & ct det wee tad ait QQ) ager Q) wine G) we qt nm rae @) sutat a ae A ae 160 If p=O0 then the two regression lines will be (1) coincident (2) paraite! (G) perpendicular to each other (4) none of the above a p=0 a at at wee tart Q) ayET @) wate GC) & Mw ws ath (4) srt 4 a wg oH 161 Given the two regression lines 3X°—4Y+8=0 and 4X —-3¥ <1 then the means Y and 7 are G@) X=4,F=5 @ Fa @ F=4/3, F=si4 @ ¥=5,¥=4 af dit was tard eB ay —ay48=0 TH 4X-3Y 1 aH HT Xw 7 aa ao 0) ¥ @) X=4/3, 7=5/4 a oris_A) st TNIV He &Conee162 163 164 Consumer price index in 1990 is increased by 80% as compared to base year 1980. A person whose annual eartiing were Rs. 60,000 should now get (1) Rs. 1,08,000 @) Rs. 1,72,000 @) Rs. 1,54,000 4) Rs, 80,000 1990 a Tew apa Gertie, wal amen at 1980 %, % yw 80% ae war & at om afta fred afte era 60,000. at ae a aa Prem aa (1) 1,08,000 8. @ _ 1,72,000 . @) 154,000 4) 80,000 &. In india the data pertaining to growth of economy is realsed by (1) Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) (2) National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) 3) Reserve Bank of India (RBI) (4) State Directrate of Economics and Statistics (SDES) wre ¥ oiehareren at frre % atin’ Peat arr fed wet (cso @) NSSO @) RBI @) SDES The general short comings of Indian statistics are (1) Inadequey, incompleteness and in accuracy 2) Lack of uniformity, Lack of cordination and lack of proper analysis () Delay in publication and in adequate publicity (4) All the above wredta siteet & ama ate & (sateen, ampter od orattysat @ wae, we ci aie eter a at GB) Faure 4 ers ud gare at onatetar @ oer ait Oris Al 5 CNMI, 1Comee.165 166 167 168 Indian agricultural cencus was first held in the year Q) 1950-51 @) 1960.61 @) 1970-71 @) 1980-81 wer arate pit dren ge A aT Q) 1950-51 @) 1960-61 @) 1970-71 (4) 1980-81 Th some sense the real Indian population cencus was conducted in which year ? (2) 1871-72 @) 1881-82 @) 1891-92 @) 1895-96 Bet dot A anafe ver oa ae H fee ah a at ne 2 (1871-72 @) 1881-82 @) 1891-92 (4) 1895-96 National sample surveys organisation conducts sample surveys to collect information about organised sector (1) every six month (2) anmually @) biannually G) none of the above areata wfaast adler det erates ote aos & fet omnes cnt emt () xf ew: ae 2) wit ater @) tae iw a 4) wrter Fa ate A at The sixty first round of NSS was conducted in the year (1) 2002-03 @) 2003-04 (3) 2004-2005 (4) None of the above NSS & 61 2 am oa feat wm a 7? (1) 2002-03 (2) 2003-04 ) 2004-2005 (4) water HS a +e ors} 8 HT #02169 170 im In Land utilization statistics are published in (1) Agricultural situation in India (monthly) @) Abstruct of Agricultural statistics B) Statistical abstruct of Indian union (4) All the above aft cit oct & aies varie fet ot () aredr ef Rafe (afte) 2) wie wah cried Gif) @) are afr & atimet ar dfirctiat 4) wer wh Indian Live stock census is conducted every (1) Yearly @)_ Biyearly (3) Quinquennially (every fiveyear) (4) None of the above oredr agua én dt oh Bo Q) ant QQ awa tw a G) va ae 4 ww a @) arte Fa ad we The main source of collecting Labour statistics is (1) Decenial census (2) National sample surveys (3) Employment Exchanges (4) All the above wag water aiel ot Unit ae wm yer sem & GQ) ve aaa arr 2) asia sitet wart G) denne whee eT @) sitar wht ‘The forest related statistics are published by (1) CSO and NSsO (2) NSSO and DES (Directrate of Eco. & Stat.) @) DES and CSO (4) All the above sit weal silos wait wet (2) C80 eft NSsO @) NSSO aft DES (rez aie gai. aie Re.) @) DES sift CsO- 4) srt wit OFIS_Al ad IIUMINMEIE | 1Comte.173 For the first time in 2011 census foreigners were also counted for those 174 17: OPi9_A} 55 living in the country for more than (1) 21 days 2) 9 month G) Six month @) 9 year 2011 dt aero A feta or feeehat at ot awd By Sst he terF Q a tate weed 2) one a ote we a CG) 6mtais wea @ oaf sate wees How many Govt employees, teachers and others were involved in 2011 census ? @) less than $0,000 (2) less than 1,00,000 (3) less than 1,50,000 (4) more than 1,50,000 2011 a orden 4 fret wert wharf, seams siz ora ait ar A sufra fied a a? (1) 50,000 & ar ©) 1,00,000 & aA @) 150,000 & a 4) 150,000 & =r In our country it has become necessary to register (births (2) deaths @) marriage and divorce (4) all the above emt 2a Y Prefer YS fron dolor afer B 2 Q) er Q G) wmial a ware @) sre wit176 177 478 179 For calculation of National Income we use (1) census production method @)_ census Income method (3) census expenditure method (4) all the above aot ora at wor A art fey ott ) Benes drove Paty ara ern Pah @) aa den fay @) ore wi Census of manufacturer is conducted every (month @) six: monthly @) yearly (4) _ biyearly creatine arora Bt aA FET ay) me ® Q) eae 4 @) aa ® @ aay One of underlaying assumption in analysis of variance is (2) errors should have same distribution (2) errors should be independent 3) errors should be (0, 2) (4) all the above wae Pate at Ate cerns Ha uw ef () aat at wee were eon Trea QO) gat wes eh ata @) gat (0,02) ar alee @ wie wh In any experimental research the experimental unit is (2) an animal 2) plot of land @) group of animals (4) all the above ft arittrs aha anh & fra gant & GQ) ww Wy (2) we wit a GRE G) UH Tyst ar ae (4) sitet ot OP19_A} 56 AINRGULEQLNTIM &Coned.180 181 182 183 The basic principles of experimental research are (1) replication (2) replication end randomisation (3) randomisation and local control (4) all the above wife opie & yay fara Q) raf Q) Fret GH aeftswer @) weft wt write Fria 4) ort ait ‘To get an idea of the fertility conditions of a field, the method used is (1) Local controt @) Replication @) Randomisation 4) Uniformity tials Ue Ga a char a aRafrat at art & fra ea welt Y wa Fe (1) wir Reiser Q) Fra GB) aefaaw 4) Ue ware: wher In a two way classification with m observations in each cell, in '* rows and 'e’ columns the degrees of freedom for total sum of square will be Q) 1) 1) Q) m-1) 1) 8 Men mre = 1 m Team wit alee at ud Reanlt atte free 'y df cer tc’ xy oat da of ae at ecia Ge a den eit Q) @) ©) 2) (rl) (1) 8 eNDeEn (4) mre 1 Local control is absent in which of the following (1) Completely randomised design (2) Randomised block design 3) Latin square design @) None of the above Frefafer % a waria Priam fre argued war & Q) whe: aise afer @) aries os after G) aa af after (4) order FS oe ot wT or19 AI ” ATU 10».184 Who developed the technique of analysis of variance ? (1) Pearson (@) Yates @) Cochran (4) Fisher war Pgtaer ft wfeat or Pree Reet fear at 2 Q) frre @ ae @) Bee @) Pare Local control is used to (1) increases the number of plots (2) 10 reduce the number of replications (3) to reduce the degrees of freedom of total sum of square (4) to reduce the error variance vanita Prd an weitr ga fea fear oe & fier Q) yore FH da ag & RT @ yraght a ten a wert & fea G) api af att a ea HR A don very & Rea @ ge & wre a ser & feet 186 In a randomised block design the homogenity should be there (1) between blocks (2) between treatments B) within block (4) none of the above ue efor aes ofrecer Y sxit (homogeneous) eT wy Q) art wet & ar FH Q) or sari & ar ¥ G) wen % ox 4) order Fa ae ae 187 If Hy is false then the probability of accepting Ho is a @ B @) I-a @) I-B afk Hy wet Te & aH, at chore wer Bt ww & Qo . 2 8B GB) l-o @ 1-8 OPI9_A} 58 [III]. Kone...188 Probability of rejecting Hy when it is true is 185 194 191 S a a @ B @) I-a @) 1-8 af Hy wer % at va ater wet A safterer Qo @ B @) I-a @ 1B In a normal distribution, when variance is known the appropriate test for testing Hy:8=4 Vs Hy:0=6 is () test 2) Normal test G) Chi-square test (4) None of the above Ue werara aeq Rawat weer aT & a) Hy :0=4 Vs Hy:0=6 eI That art & fed ata wher soya ee Q) eae @) ERR, eT @) wat qa @) sate Ha BE set In a large sample test based on sample of size » ihe standard error of proportion is om ye ® i 8) p/n @ palm Te Gee wReal tam, we FAME we mente, a arg AT ate at @) pa/vn @) pafn Which of the following test is used for testing significance of observed correlation coefficient, provided sample size is small ? () test @) Fetest @) Chi-square test 4) Normal test Prafefes 4 & afte & art were yvig Bh wefan at ata eet & faa aha utes oritr AH ay aft wftet wer a a () torharr (2) Fortier G) wig-at wee 4) wena weer ori At 8 I £C2=e..192, 193 194 For testing the hypothesis that the mean of two normal population {with common unknown variance) based on a small sample, which is appropriate test 2 (1) Normal test @) t - test (3) Chi-square test Fest dt owaara wnittedt & met & acer a ai ofteert Gale st oH wart WATT arenes 8) B whem a fra we afte we arena sat wien wagat & 7 wearer veer 2) torte GB) wr wher (@) Fordert ‘The most appropriate test for testing the hypothesis that the variance of normal population is equal to some assumed value is () t-test @) Chi-square test @) Fest (4) Normal test ep wear wate A eat weer wt Uw Pee arta Tae 8, ge aRORTAT ml Tle wet a waa sugat veer F (1) rear Q) aati ater G) Fweerr @) wera weer Which is the most appropriate test for testing the hypothesis that ‘means of four normal populations (with common unknown variances) are equal ? (1) ANOVA test Q) test GB) Chi-square test 4) Normat test are wears eal (ierer ween UR AAMT tater 8) & sre at WH TATA % ode & Ra aaa wet wad wayat & (1) ANOVA-Tarer Q) eater @) what qe @) remy Teer OPI9_Ay oo INLINE GHAR, toned195 197 A random sample of size 80 is taken from a bivariate normal distribution, The coefficient of correlation obtained from the sample is 0.6 to test that the population correlation coefficient is 0.4 which one of the following test ? (1) Normal test 2) ttest @) Chi-square test (4) None of the above we metas viral ar am so & fret ow feet wend den @ fra Ta sa 1 orate weeery Wie 06 3 1 as Taam eet & a eT wate % weaver quin 0.4 a fle 8 fed aa whew orga & GQ) weara aiaot Q) torte G) BR-at wear G@) enter ¥ a ang at A coin is tossed 3000 times. It results in Heads 1385 times. To test the coin is unbiased, which test is used (Q) Hest (2) Normal test @) Chi-square test @) Fest wwe eae wt 3000 ax SETA Sat F ae 1385 wr (heads) Ten Tat & ferret orfirra &, ga mean & oder & fret ear Teer a gest ata 7 Q) rte 2) REIT Teet G) aart wie @) Fowterr To test the hypothesis about equality of two variances of two normal distributions. Which test is used ? (1) Normal test (2) Chi-square test @) ttest @) Fetest a wenra wae & seer S ow war UF fe ween a afer wet & fet Sem veer ar wir wt? (1) FeRra ater 2) art caer @) eta (4) For eery opis_Ay ‘ OEE NLA tome.198 199 200 Which one of the following test is used as test of goodness of fit ? (1) Normal test @) Chi-square test GB) ttest (4) F-test aert gx & fa frafatan Fata het wget tat 7 Q) wana TeerT @) wert ater G) rte () Fevtert A. critical region provides basis for (1) accepting Ho 2) rejecting Hy (3) no decision about Hy (4 all the above wits da wr a ane tart C) BH TRewen at char we a ee Q) Hy earrn at crete act & fet @) Hy waren % arnta BE oh Pola ae aa] Pe 4 Trt wh In the context of 1V(8, 07) select the simple hypothesis (1) Hae @ w=0,07=1 GB) p=o07>1 @) p=0;07 <1 wm wears agate (8,07) & det a wer wRawe ge a) peo Q) p=0,07=1 GB) p=0;07>1 @ p=0,07<1 OP19_A] 62 UML [{Contd..,SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK / #4 ar 3 fei a _ OFr9 AI 6 FNL Com.SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK / al a3 faa we RSA AWS INS IBS UII . INS INS oP19_A] “4 CASALL