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QT Stats QB - Merged

The document discusses various statistical concepts including bivariate data analysis, covariance, regression lines, and rank correlation coefficients. It provides exercises for calculating means, variances, and other statistical measures from given data sets. Additionally, it touches on the importance of weighted means and includes examples for finding modes and medians.
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QT Stats QB - Merged

The document discusses various statistical concepts including bivariate data analysis, covariance, regression lines, and rank correlation coefficients. It provides exercises for calculating means, variances, and other statistical measures from given data sets. Additionally, it touches on the importance of weighted means and includes examples for finding modes and medians.
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IV. Fer each of the following Bivariate data with given vaiue s-oI w

-.. . • • •• .' ., r .,_ ~


cova rianc e ' find I • ; , • :.- .. • •,

i) hyx , hxy and r •-·· •· · -- · • ·· - •·-·-·· ...


; I ' ~· • l

~~? the equat ions of the lines of Regression . - •-- • - . ~--- - ; • -•-- i
111) The value of y for a given value of x and the value of x, for a•given value ofy
✓ X .
y. - . .• ·_
..
... . . . . - ~ '; .... .·-.. . •. . . -:- -·~ .
. -\ • • •, . I

Mean 3 ,5 __..,. , •- -. . . . . . ,. , . ...•


I
_......, ... _ .._ "1\

..
• • ••• .... .... • • . • - -,,

;'t
_ ... __._ ·- - - •- • - ... - '
...... ..... • • •. ... ...J'
Varia nce 2.5
with cov (x , y) - 0.25 . ....... . .. ..... .. .
...
. .. -·.. . . - .

' ' - ••,.


,1i111Ad.~88@
:u;a., .. .. d&,v~•~
Hft~•r11 wa
mm x-tiLTM..
.1l'C"'~----m---4- .l~~,.L-·a '!II . :
a
-~·- .·~--... , •
•• ';#

'~ X y .:.~__: __: __-~--!~ ~- :·, ~:-.:.

Mean 3 \
5.5 -· - ..... , . ..... -. ·- .. - - . . ....
' • '
'· ~
Varia nce 1 .1.25 I

. I I• ,. •

and cov (x, y) = - 1 . .. ~ . ~.


F"ml ty u lien x 2 ana=w-hen.,,. = ~re~
~ X y _\ .
Mean 4 4.25 ..- . .... '• ·••· ........ .

Varia nce 6.5 3.68'8 •. . . .. . ... ··- . ., ..


i ·•.
\ C
Also cov( x,y) = 2~75 --• I

·x y I • ~ ••

·- • "'- - ·-- ...


'. '
Mean 2.5 5 ~ ' '.
- '.
Varia nce 1.25 2
cov (x , y) = - 0.5
2 S;..;awdi -,~he Bwu nm d
t .:..•. ; .• ' 4

fl:::.i: .;& :
x y following.
m. Compute th~ ~ e t J l i ~ ~ i e
r i ' t between the variables and for each of the

I. , / " . . .

$
I; '. \ =~ I =~ \-~ I ~ I ~ I ! I •
1--~-,--1-!--,l-!--,-I-~-=--rl-.---=-:--,r-1----::~-----,-I
,.......I;-=--,: 1

~ I; ;\ !I !I : I: I~ \! I '· / _, - r. 1 I'\'.. !._ c,..,_ ... !_.._!~


Non-Repeated Ranks : ,
I. of le11gth of service and efficie
bel ow giv es ran ks of 8 cle rks on the bas is
1/

The dat a
Calculate coeffic ien t of ran k cor rela toio n and com me nt on the val ue. I
JV ov em be ~ l

4 5 6 7 8
Ranks according to 1 2 3
seniority
2 1 7 8 6 3
Ranks acc ord ing to 5 4
efficiency
ing dat a rep res ent ing ma rks in Maths
[
Calculate ran k correlation efficient from the follow
/- and Accountancy -
(Y) . . .~ . •· I
November, io11
7 9 8 5 13
X 15 11
y 10 5 7" 6 4 9
12 l

the fol low ing dat a : IMarch,2om


Calculate Spe arm an' s ran k correlation coefficient for
✓ X
-

53 98 95 81 75 71 59 55
y 25 32 37 30 40 39 45
47
ing dat a :
/. Cal cul ate ran k correlation coefficient for the follow
Ma rks 1 10 3 5 8 9

Ma rks 2 7 6 2 3 4
..
~ ._ C-1 1- .•. ~-~ ...ln+ n •
J7
J,{eOS"'es ofCentral Tendency (Averages) ,,.,,.,, ,
. 'd A and C are on
:. as per this means , the candidate B is the Best , whereas the candi ates
par.
We thus observe that, the Weighted Mean is superior to the usual Arithmetic Mean.
EXERCISE 2.1
-
Arithmetic Means
I.
Find the Arithmetic Mean for each of the following :
i) 2 , 7, 3 , 5, 6, 1
I.
ii) 5 , 6 , 3 , 2 , 6 , 5 , 3 , 6

2
• i) [ ; I ~ I! I I I: I; ]I~ I~
;

ii) [ ; I I ~~ I ~~ I ;~ I ~: I ~I
180
0

iii) X 5 10 15 20 25 30
I 10 16 20 24 20 10
...

-./Y I Class Interval I Frequency I


0-10 6
10-20 8
20-30 11
30-40 10
40-50 9
50-60 6

,Ji
Class Interval Frequency
5 -15 18
15 :..-25 24
25-35 33
35-45 30
45-55 25
55-65 20

~)
Class interval 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70
Frequency 4 12 4 45 20 12 3

·-:;:w.:Aritiimetic Mean for Combined Groups .


~ Find the Arithmetic Mean for each of the combined groups listed below :
I

:
i)
A.M. Number of observations
-X -n
I I
Group A 10 15
Group B I 15 I 50
- ':C itS E I bt i #F ir) Sj tJ- £3 &C
f

S) (Sem. ~ I)
38 Business Statistics (F. Y. B. M

.
1) -

A.M. N um be r of observations
-X -n
25
G ro up A 6 '·

45
G ro up B 8
• 10
G ro up e 15
...
N um be r of observations

G ro up A
l
A.M.
-X
7
l -n
70 0
40 0
8
G ro up B 30 0
...
.. G ro up e
.." ''c
15
verae:e of pa ss in g am on gs t bo ys w as 75 % an d that of
44

2.
......
Find the mod e for each of the following :
Business Statistics (F. r.a.M -S) (Sem. - JJ

10-2 0 20-3 0 30-4 0 40- 50


✓ Class intervals
Frequency 2 5 6 3
~

0-5 5-1 0 10-1 5 15- 20 20- 25


ial' I Class intervals
v,-Yl
15 23 25 22 10
Frequency

y ~ Class intervals 1-3 3-5 5-7 7-9


108
9-1 1
100
Freq uenc y 110 120 116
,,.. -~ • - - _...:__, ,",,ope ,'.! with res~ect to
~-----v>'---....;~, 6, 6, 5, 4, 4 ,'5, 3, 2, 2
2. Find the median for each of the following data .·

\Y Class Interval
0 - 25
Frequency
12
25 - 50 10
50 - 75 15
75 -100 3

Class Interval Frequency


0- 20 10
20- 40 23
' 40- 60 30
.. .
60- 80 .26 '
80- 100 11

.. Class interval 0-10 10-2 0 20-3 0 30-4 0 40-5 0


. ~ p _
.... Frequ ency ,
16
..
24 .
.
35 . 25 20

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