Probability & Statistics 2019-Objective

Tribhuwan University
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
OFFICE OF THE DEAN
2019-Objective
Bachelor of Computer Applications
Course Title: Probability & Statistics
Code No: CACS202
Semester: Third Semester
Full Marks: 60
Pass Marks: 24
Time: 3 hours
Candidates are required to answers the questions in their own words as far as possible.

Group A

Attempt all the questions. [10x1 = 10]

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i) How many types of data on the basis of sources of data collection?

a) 1    b) 2    c) 3    d) 4

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ii) Which is more appropriate central tendency to find the average of profit?

a) Arithmetic mean    b) Median    c) Mode    d) All


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iii) What is the range of Correlation?

a) 0 to ∞    b) -∞ to ∞    c) -1 to 1    d) 0 to 1

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iv) If r=0.2 then coefficient of determination implies that

a) 20% of total variation in dependent variable has been explained by independent variable.

b) 40% of total variation in dependent variable has been explained by independent variable.

c) 2% of total variation in dependent variable has been explained by independent variable.

d) )4% of total variation in dependent variable has been explained by independent variable.

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v) What is the minimum value of Probability?

a) 1    b) 100    c) 0    d) None of above

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vi) In case of Normal distribution

a) Mean >Median     b) Mean =Median     c) Mean ≤Median     d) Mean ≥Median

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vii) The regression line of X on Y and Y on X are intersect at the point

a) (µ,0)    b) (a,b)    c) (X,Y)    d) (

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viii) In case of systematic sampling

a) sample mean is biased estimator population mean.

b) sample mean is unbiased estimator population mean.

c) sample mean can’t estimate population mean.

d) sample mean may equal to population mean

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ix) Mean of Chi-Square distribution with n degrees of freedom is

a) 1    b) 0    c) 2n    d) n

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x) How do you obtain degree of freedom in one-way ANOVA?

a) (k, n-1)    b) (k, n-k)    c) (k-1, n-1)    d) k-1, n-k)

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