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2 Remembering If the frequency curve of the Negatively Positively Symmetrically skewed Symmetrical BT
distribution is stretched towards the skewed skewed
right, then it is __________
7 Remembering In a grouped frequency distribution, Mutually Exhaustive Both A and B Neither A nor B C
the intervals should be what? exclusive
8 Remembering The totality of the observation iscalled Population Sample Parameter None A
9 Remembering If the frequency curve of the Negatively Positively Symmetrically skewed Symmetrical A
distribution is stretched towards the skewed skewed
left, then it is __________
10 Remembering The given distribution is symmetric if Mean = Median = Mean >Median Mean < Median < Mean = Median > A
Mode >Mode Mode Mode
11 Remembering Which of the following represents the Mode Median Mean variance B
fiftieth percentile, or the middle point
in a set of numbers arranged in order
of magnitude?
12 Remembering The median is ______ The middle point The highest The average Affected by A
number extreme scores
13 Remembering The mode is ______ The middle point Most The average Affected by B
frequently extreme scores
occurring
element
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14 Remembering A variable that can assume all Discrete random Continuous Discretesample space Randomvariable B
possiblevalues between two points is variable random
called: variable
15 Remembering A variable that can take countably Discrete random Continuous Discretesample space Randomvariable A
infinite number of values is called: variable random
variable
16 Remembering The appropriate graph of Curve Histogram Polygon None of A
probability density function is: them
17 Remembering The appropriate graph of p.m.f. Curve Simple Bar Polygon None of B
is: Graph them
18 Remembering What is the mean of this set of 7.5 400,005.2 7 4 B
numbers: 4, 6, 7, 9, 2000000?
19 Remembering What is the median of this set of 7.5 6 7 4 C
numbers: 4, 16, 7, 19, 5?
20 Remembering What is the mode of 9, 4, 6, 7, 9, 6, 7.5 6 9 4 C
and 9?
21 Remembering Which of the following is NOT a Mode Median Mean Range D
measure of central tendency?
22 Remembering Which of the following is NOT a Mean S.D. Mean Range C
measure of variability? Deviation
23 Remembering The _______ is often the preferred Mode Median Mean Range B
measure of central tendency if the
data are severely skewed
24 Remembering ___________ are used when you Bar graphs Pie graphs Line graphs Scatterplots D
want to visually examine the
relationship between two
quantitative variables.
25 Remembering As a general rule, the _______ is the Mode Median Mean Range C
best measure of central tendency
because it is more precise.
27 Remembering Karl Pearson’s Coefficient of skewness Mean, Mode, S.D. M.D. C.V. Range A
is based on
28 Remembering Kelly’s measures of skewness is based Mean, Mode, S.D. M.D. C.V. Percentiles D
on
UNIT – II
9 Understanding If we have f(x) = 2x, 0≤x≤1, then f(x) is a: Probability Probability Distribution Continuous B
distribution density function random
function variable
10 Understanding Total area under the curve of a continuous -1 B
probability density function·is always equal to: Zero One None of them
11 Understanding The cumulative distribution function F(x) D
cannot exceed: Zero None Infinite One
12 Understanding FX 1 0 -1 -0.5 B
14 Understanding If X is a r. v. , a and b are constants then F(a) F(b) F(b) – F(a) F(a) – F(b) C
P( a < X <= b) =
15 Understanding X is a Binomial Variate with parameter n and p n np np(1-p) P(1-p) B
then Mean of Binomial Variate is
16 Understanding X is a Binomial Variate with parameter n and p n np np(1-p) P(1-p) C
then Variance of Binomial Variate is
17 Understanding X is a Poisson Variate with parameter lambda n np lambda P(1-p) C
then Mean of Poisson Variate is
18 Understanding X is a Poisson Variate with parameter lambda n np lambda P(1-p) C
then Variance of Poisson Variate is
19 Understanding Normal Distribution is Symmetric Asymmetric Positively Negatively A
Skewed Skewed
20 Understanding P(−1 ≤ 𝑧 ≤ 1) = 0.6827 0.9544 0.9973 0 A
27 Understanding A trial results only two possibilities then such a Binomial Poisson Uniform Bernoulli D
trial follows
28 Understanding No. of printing mistakes in a big text follows Binomial Poisson Uniform Bernoulli B
30 Understanding No. defectives in a big production process follows Binomial Poisson Uniform Bernoulli B