PRISM DEGREE & P.

G, COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-IV : SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS OF
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT.NO : 1 DATE :08-07-2022

TITLE: ESTIMATION OF POPULATION MEAN AND VARIANCE

BY SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING WITHOUT REPLACEMENT
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1. Consider a population of 5 units with values 2,3,6,8,11.

Write down all the possible samples of size 2 by without
replacement method. Show that sample mean is an
unbiased estimator of population mean in simple random
sampling without replacement. Also find the variance of
(ȳn) in simple random sampling without replacement.

2. Let the population of 4 units with values 12,13,25,28.

Write down all the possible samples of size 2 by without
replacement method. Show that sample mean is an
unbiased estimator of population mean in simple random
sampling without replacement. Also find the variance of
(ȳn) in simple random sampling without replacement.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-IV : SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS OF
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT.NO : 2 DATE :12-07-2022

TITLE: ESTIMATION OF POPULATION MEAN AND VARIANCE

BY SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING WITH REPLACEMENT
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1. Consider a population of 5 units with values

2,3,6,8,11. Write down all the possible samples of size
2 by with replacement method. Show that sample
mean is an unbiased estimator of population mean in
simple random sampling with replacement. Also find
the variance of (ȳn) in simple random sampling with
replacement.

2. Let the population of 4 units with values 12,13,25,28.

Write down all the possible samples of size 2 by with
replacement method. Show that sample mean is an
unbiased estimator of population mean in simple
random sampling with replacement. Also find the
variance of (ȳn) in simple random sampling with
replacement.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-IV : SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS OF
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT.NO : 3 DATE :13-07-2022

TITLE: STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING

-PROPORTIONAL ALLOCATION AND
OPTIMUM ALLOCATION

1. Comparison of proportional and optimum allocation in stratified

random sampling. The following data is the summary of
complete census of all the 2000 farms in a region. The farms
stratified according to size of 7 strata.
Stratum Number of Average area standard
number farms (Ni) under wheat deviation of
per farm in area under
acres wheat per farm
in acres
1 394 5.4 8.3
2 461 16.3 13.3
3 381 24.7 15.1
4 334 34.5 19.8
5 169 42.1 24.5
6 113 50.1 26.0
7 148 63.8 35.2

a. For the sample of 200 farms, compute the sample size in each
stratum under proportional and optimum allocation.
b. Calculate sample variances of the selected farms under
proportional and optimum allocation.
c. Compute the gain in efficiency from the procedure as compared
simple random sampling without replacement (SRSWOR).
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-IV : SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS OF
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT.NO : 4 DATE :16-07-2022

TITLE: SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

1. A population consists of 15 units with 5 systematic

samples each with 3 units. The data is given below:
Strata 1 2 3
Systematic
sample
1 1 4 8
2 6 12 20
3 4 8 16
4 3 10 18
5 4 12 24

2. The data given below are a small artificial population

which exhibits a fairy steady raising trend. Each columns
represents a systematic sample and rows are the strata.
Compare the precision of systematic sampling, simple
random sampling and stratified sample. Data for 10
systematic samples with n=4, k=10 and N=nk=40.
Systematic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
sampling
strata
I 0 1 1 2 5 4 7 7 8 6
II 6 8 9 10 13 12 15 16 26 17
III 18 19 20 20 24 23 25 28 29 27
IV 26 30 31 31 33 32 33 37 38 38
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
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EXPERIMENT.NO : 5 DATE :01-08-2022

TITLE: DESIGNS OF EXPERIMENT

-COMPLETELY RANDOMIZED DESIGN
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1. The following figures are relative to production of wheat in

kg’s of yield by applying three treatments A, B, C in 12
plots.
A 14 16 18
B 14 13 15 22
C 18 16 19 19 20
Is there any significance difference in the production of
three varieties ? Anlyse using CRD.

2. The following data involves four treatments A, B,C,D are

applied 20 animals and the observations of gain in weight of
the animals are observed. Analyse the data using CRD.
Treatments Gain in weight
A 50 65 42 38 30
B 120 40 68 84
C 35 65 124 92 61 104
D 142 34 46 84 76
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EXPERIMENT.NO : 6 DATE :06-08-2022

TITLE: DESIGNS OF EXPERIMENT

- RANDOMIZED BLOCK DESIGN
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1. In an agricultural field experimentation, 3 fertilizers are

applied in 4 randomized blocks and the yield of wheat in
kilo’s are given below

I II III IV
A-8 C-10 A-6 B-10
C-12 B-8 B-9 A-8
B-10 A-8 C-10 C-9
Analyse the data using RBD and state conclusion.

2. Analyse the following RBD after estimating the missing

value
Blocks
Treatments 1 2 3 4
1 18 27 22 20
2 20 15 21 11
3 15 21 14 19
4 32 20 -- 22
5 20 25 26 24
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DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
II B.Sc SEMESTER-IV
PAPER-IV : SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND DESIGNS OF
EXPERIMENT
EXPERIMENT.NO : 7 DATE :11-08-2022

TITLE: DESIGNS OF EXPERIMENT

– LATIN SQUARE DESIGN
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1. Study the effectiveness of three teaching methods A,B,C

from the achievement scores given below tabulated age and
aptitude wise
Age
Aptitude Young Middle Old
Low A 82 B 87 C 80
Middle B 92 C 87 A 81
High C 90 A 83 B 88

2. Analyse the following Latin Square Design after estimating

the missing value
A 12 C 19 B 10 D8
C 18 B 12 D6 A --
B 22 D 10 A5 C 21
D 12 A7 C 27 B 17