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S. No. of Question Paper : 8601

Unique Paper Code 32371101 J

Name of the Paper :DescriptiveStatistics


Name of the Course B.Sc. (Hons.) Statistics

Semester

Duration :3 Hours Maximum Marks: 75

(Write your Roll No. on the top immediately on receipt of this question paper.)

Attempt 6 questions in all.

Question No. 1 is compulsory.

Attempt5 more questions,

selecting at least 2 questions from each section.

Use of simple calculator is allowed.

. (a) Fill in the blanks:

The geometric mean of 3, 9, 27 and 81


()
(i)

is. .

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class frequencies of al
number of
The total (d Examinc the consistency of the
() following data

is.. * *** *****'** '

orders. for n attributes N 200; (A) = 120. (2) i00 (AB)= 10.

is the least value


standard deviation the symbols having their usual meaning.
The
(ii

of
******************* (e) Let X be a random variable with c.d.f.

() If Y, is greater than zero, the distribution


F(x)= A-e"): x >0

otherwise.

Find the value of constant k and P(X <


3).
A letter is selected from the
word 'UNIVERSITY'
)
A coin is tossed until a head appears. Find the
expected
The probability that it is a vowel is ... * * * * * °

number of tosses required. 51.2.2. 2. 2.2


(b) Mean. median and mode of 10 numbers are 50, 52 and
Section A

The value of the largest number is 100.


55 respectively. 2. (a) Show that in a discrete series if deviations
x,
=

X, -

M.

It later found that it is actually 110. Find the corrected are small
was
compared with the value of the mean M so that

mean. median and mode. a/M) and higher powers of (x/M) are
neglected. then

(c) Let PlE)


=

9.7, P(F) =
0.5 and P(E n
F) =
0.1. Find Mean
(X)= /M|1 - 8M approximately
PE ) and comment on the independence of the
where, o' is the variance.
CYC1EandF.
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of each class
of table, the upper boundary
be the standard deviation (a)
(a) In frequency
a
Letr e the range and
s
( Show
Constant ratio to the lower boundary.
interval has a
a set of obsenvations x, Provethat s S r.
by the
mean may be expressed
that the geometric
Further prove that
following formula:

logG-X

of the first
the mid value
is the logarithm of
where, x
where ratio between upper
interval andcis
the logarithm ofthe

and lower boundaries.

6,6 (Q) and


coefficient

Define Yule's
coefficient of association
(b)
+Y). Also. find
Prove that Q 2¥ (1
=

ofcolligation (Y). extreme


(a) Let X be a random variable with p.d.f. conditions are the
Under what
the range of Q.
6,6
values attained ?
fr)= k (1 -x - bla); b -

a <x <b + a,

shuffled and
cards are thoroughly
numbered
A deck of
n
where a, b and k are constants. Find k. Obtain mean and (a)
5.
numbered cells one by one.
inserted inton
are
1ari2nce of X. thecards
counted as a match,
7' falls in the cell i, it is
lf the card
(h) Show thet for n attrioutes A, Ay A
number of
suchn
of total
otherwise not. Find the mean

(A,AA )2 A) (A) (A,) (A,) (n- N matches.

P.T.O.
seN is inc tolal pumber of observalions. 6,6
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() The p.d.f. of a random variable () LetX, and
X, be two
X is
given by:
. independent random variables
having the same distribution with p.d.f.
ix) =

18: -3 SxS3.
Sx)=e, x20.
Find the p.d.f. of transformed variable Y
4X-3. 6,6
Find the joint p.d.f. of (X X)
Section B

(i) Find joint p.d.f. of transformed variables:


6 (a) State and
(i)
prove addition theorem of
probability for three
X
events A, A, and A, and hence, show that
Y, X+X, and Y, "X-X

the independence of Y and Y


P(A,UAU A) S PA,) P(A,)+ P(A). +
(ii) Comment on

the wife who is 40 years old living till


(6) The odds against
P(A Az n
A) 2 P(A) + P(A,)+ P(A,) 2. 50
she is 70 is 8: 5 and odds against her husband now
(b) Define independent events, pairwise independence, and livingtill he is 80 is 4:3. Find the probability that 30

mutual years hence,


independence. An urn contains four tickets marked
with numbers 112, both will be alive.
121,211 and 222 respectively. One ticket
is drawn at random. Let A, (i will be alive, and
1, 2, 3) be the events that only one
=

ith 6, 6
digit of the number of the tickut
drawn is I. Discuss (ii) at least one will be alive.

the P.T.O.
independence of the events
AA, md A, 6, 6
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(a) A box contains 6 red, 4 white and 5 black balls. A person

draws 4 balls from the box at random. Find the probalbility

that among the balls drawn, there is at least onc ballo

cach color.

(b) In a test, a candidate either guesses or copies or knows

the answer to a multiple choice question with four choices.

The probability that he makes a guess is 1/3 and the

probability that he copies the answer is 1/6. The probability


that is answer is correct, given that he copied it is 1/8.

Find the probability that he knew the answer to the question


given that he correctly answered it. 6. 6

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