BHATTADEV UNIVERSITY, BAJALI A.M ≥G.M ≥H.

Terminal Examination, 2017

Subject: STATISTICS 4. Given T.F.R. = 1070.75, number of female births

=100, number of male births =105, Find G.R.R.
Class: H.S. 1st year

Full Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours 2

5. (a) Ify x = x y ,then show that

1. Answer as directed :(Any five) 1x 5 =5 1 1
1 +1 =3
2 2

i) Extreme values have no effect on median.(Write y

¿ = y ( x −1)
True or False)

1 2
ii) In a frequency curve when (b) If x=2+2 +2 3 , then find the value of
3

Mean>Median>Mode , the curve is said to be

…………………. curve.( Fill in blank)
x 3−6 x 2−6 x−2

x−a logx logy logz

iii) If σ x = 5 ,then find σ u ,where u= 6. If = = ,then prove that
10 b−c c−a a−b
3

iv) What is vital statistics?

x a y b z c =1
7. Evaluate any three:
3x 2= 6
v) Fisher’s index number is known as ………………..
index number.(Fill in the blank) x 2−x−20
a) lim
x →5 x−5

4 x 2−x +1
b) lim
vi) State any one objective for the selection of base x→ ∞ 3 x 2 +8 x−3
year in the construction of price index number.

x 8−1
2. Distinguish between (Any two) c) lim
x →1 x 2−1
2x2 =4
d x
a) Population and Sample. d) ( e + 4 cosx +logx+5)
dx

b) Primary data and Secondary data.

d 1 2
c) Schedule and Questionnaire. e) (√x+ )
dx √x
3. Prove that
2
8. State the characteristics for an ideal measure of
central tendency. 3
14. Compute Fisher’s price index number from the
OR following data. 5
Base Year Current Year
Commodity Price Quantity Price Quantity

A 2 8 4 16
B 5 10 6 05
C 4 14 5 10
D 2 19 2 13

Find the mean and standard deviation of

first n natural numbers.

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9. Show that the correlation coefficient lies

between -1 & +1.
3

10. Distinguish between Seasonal variations and

Class 0-5 5-10 10- 1 20- 25- 30- 35-
interval 15 5 25 30 35 40
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2
0
Frequency 2 5 7 1 21 16 8 3
3
Cyclical variation in a time series. 3

11. Write a note on Standardised death rate.

3

12. Explain the method of moving average for the

determination of trend in a time series. 3

13. Find the mean, standard deviation and skewness

for the following frequency distribution.