Subject
: Statistics
Time : 3 hrs. Marks.
75
1. a) Distinguish between Discrete and
continuous variable. 4+5+3+3=15
b) Prove that (i)
(ii)
c) Define variable and constant.
or, a) What are the properties of arithmatic
mean? Prove any two of them.
b) The A.M and G.M. of two numbers are 25
and 15 respectively. Find the H.M and the numbers.
c) Find the arithmatic mean of the given
observations 5. 10. 15 .... . ...... .....125.
2. a) What do you mean by measures of
dispersion? 2+4+5+4=15
b) Distinguish between absolute and
relative measures of dispersion.
c) If
X and S be arithmatic mean and
standard deviation respectively of n non-negative observations the prove that 100 > C. V.
d) Show that standard deviation is independent
of origin but depend on the change of scale.
or, a) What is dispersion? Discuss various
measures of dispersion.
b) Find the variance of the n natural
number.
c) Show that mean deviation is independent
of origin but depend on the change of scale.
3. a) Define moment
b) Distinguish between central moments and
row moments.
c) Show that. (i)
(ii)
d) The first four moments about the value 4
are -1.5, 17, -30 and 108. Find the moments about the
mean
also find 1 and 2
or, a) Write down the properties of moment. 3+8+4=15
b) Express the first row moments in times
of central moments.
c) Show that moment is independent on the
change of origin but dependent on the change of scale.
4. Prove
that 2 > 1 +1
or, Prove
that 2 > 1
5. What
do you mean by measures of skewness? State different formulac in Calculating
the co-efficient of Skewness.
or, Show
that that 1 and 2 both are independent on origin and scale.
6. The
frequencies of first n natural numbers are equal to their corresponding values.
Find the mean and standard
deviation of the distribution.
or, for
two observations show that, MD= S.D R/2
7. Show
that for two non-zero positive numbers A.M> G.M > H. M.
or Prove
the (xi -a)2 >. (xi -x )2 where a = x
8. Prove
that sum of the absolute deviations from the mean is equal to difference
between the sum of numbers greater and the sum of numbers smaller than the
media .
or, Prove
that
(i) G. M = Antilog ( )
(ii) G = where n1 =n2
9. If
the G. M of n1 values is G1 and n2 values is G2
and that of n1 +n2 values is G then show that
log
G =
or, What
is co=efficient of variation? Discuss its importance.
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