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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about statistical concepts such as mean, median, mode, weighted mean, frequency, and distributions. The questions test understanding of how to calculate and apply these concepts in data analysis situations. Key ideas assessed include how changing values impacts the mean, using weighted means to incorporate weights, and identifying the median, mode or ranges from data sets.

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    The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about statistical concepts such as mean, median, mode, weighted mean, frequency, and distributions. The questions test understanding of how to calculate and apply these concepts in data analysis situations. Key ideas assessed include how changing values impacts the mean, using weighted means to incorporate weights, and identifying the median, mode or ranges from data sets.

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    If the number of students in a school is 200 and maximum and minimum marks earned are 90 and 10

    respectively, for the distribution of marks, the class interval (rounded) is:

    Select one:

    a. 9✓
    b. 10
    c. 12
    d. 3

    The median of the variate values 11, 7, 6, 9, 12. 15. 19 is:

    Select one:

    a. 9
    b. 12
    c. 11 ✔
    d. 10

    Mean is a measure of:

    Select one:

    a. Dispersion
    b. None of these
    c. Correlation
    d. Location✓

    For the mid-values given below, 25, 34, 43, 53, 61, 70

    The first class of the distribution is:

    Select one:
    a. 20.5-29.5✔
    b. 25-34
    c. 24.5-34.5
    d. 20-30

    If the lower and upper limits of a class are 10 and 40 respectively, the mid-points of the class is:

    Select one:

    a. 25.0✔
    b. 12.5
    c. 15.0
    d. 30.0

    Rs. 600 per day are paid on a research farm to its 50 daily paid labourers. A worker gets five unpaid
    holidays in a month. The average income of a daily paid labourer is:

    Select one:

    a. 400
    b. 250
    c. 350
    d. 300✓

    If 3, 5, 8, 7, and 1.5 are the respective weights of the values 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30. Then the weighted
    mean is:

    Select one:

    a. 17.45
    b. 23.42✓
    c. 16.58
    d. 20
    The median of the variate values 48, 35, 36, 40, 42, 54, 58, 60 is:

    Select one:

    a. 41
    b. 45 ✔
    c. 44
    d. 40

    Statistics deals with

    Select one:

    a. Qualitative and Quantitative both✓


    b. Neither qualitative nor quantitative
    c. Qualitative
    d. Quantitative

    In certain situations weighted mean and unweighted mean can:

    Select one:

    a. Equal and unequal both


    b. Be unequal
    c. Neither equal nor unequal
    d. Be equal✓

    Frequency of a variable is always:

    Select one:

    a. None of these
    b. A fraction
    c. In percentage
    d. An integer ✔

    If the sum of N observations is 630 and their mean is 42, then the value of N is:

    Select one:

    a. 21
    b. 15✓
    c. 30
    d. 20

    Method of complete enumeration is applicable for:

    Select one:

    a. All of these✓

    b. Knowing the quantum of export and import

    c. . Knowing the population


    d. Knowing the production

    Formula for directly calculating the mean X of an individual series is:

    Select one
    The class interval of the continuous grouped

    Data:

    10-19

    20-29

    30-39

    40-49

    50-59

    Is:

    Select one:

    a. 12
    b. 11
    c. 9
    d. 10✓
    If a constant 5 is added to each observation of

    A set, the mean is:

    Select one:

    a. 5 times the original mean


    b. Decreased by 5
    c. . increased by 5✓
    d. 0

    If a constant value 50 is subtracted from each observation of a set, the mean of the set is:

    Select one:

    a. 0
    b. Increased by 50 %
    c. decreased by 50✓
    d. Is not affected

    The mean of the following discrete series

    (frequency distribution), x: 7,12, 16, 22, 25

    F: 4, 5, 8, 3, 2

    Is:

    Select one:
    a. 15.09✓
    b. 16.40
    c. 20.80
    d. 18.3

    In certain situations weighted mean and unweighted mean can:

    Select one:

    a. Never be equal
    b. 0
    c. 1
    d. Be equal ✔

    The median of the variate values II, 7, 6, 9, 12, 15, 19 is:

    Select one:

    a. 9
    b. 15
    c. 11 ✔
    d. 12

    A distribution consists of three groups having 40, 50 and 60 items with means 20, 26 and 15
    respectively. The mean of the distribution is:

    Select one:

    a. 25

    b. 20✓

    c. 18
    d. 22
    In a factory there are 60 per cent labourers. 30 per cent scribes and 10 per cent executives. On average,
    the salary of a labourer is Rs. 1600 p.m, of a scribe Rs. 3000 p.m and that of an executive Rs. 8000 p.m.
    The average salary of a employee in the factory is:

    Select one:

    a. 4200 Rs

    b. 1166 Rs

    c. 2660 Rs ✔

    d. 500 Rs

    The average of the 7 number 7, 9, 12, x, 5, 4, 11 is 9. The missing number x is:

    Select one:

    a. 15✓

    b. 8

    c. 14
    d. 13

    If 3, 5, 8, .7, and 1.5 are the respective weights of the values 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30. Then the weighted
    mean is:

    Select one:
    a. 16.58

    b. 20.0

    c. 23.42 ✔

    d. 25.0

    If each value of a series is multiplied by 10, the median of the coded values is:

    Select one:

    a. 10 times the original median value✓

    b. One-tenth of the original median value

    c. . increased by 10
    d. Not affected

    Mean of a set of values is based on:

    Select one:

    a. All values✓

    b. Maximum and minimum value


    c. First and last value

    d. 50 percent values

    If each observation of a set is multiplied by 10, the mean of the new set of observations:

    Select one:

    a. Is increased by 10
    b. Remains the same
    c. is one-tenth of the original mean
    d. Is ten times the original mean✓

    In case of weighted mean, the accuracy or utility of the mean:

    Select one:

    a. Increases✓

    b. None of these

    c. Decreases

    d. Is unaffected

    Mode is that value in a frequency distribution which possesses:

    Select one:
    a. Maximum frequency✓

    b. Frequency one

    c. None of these

    d. Minimum Frequency

    The median of the variate values 48, 35, 36, 40, 42, 54, 58, 60 is:

    Select one:

    a. 41
    b. 40
    c. 45✓
    d. 44

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