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Bca Part 3 Statistical Analysis e 3913 2021

This document appears to be an exam paper for a statistical analysis course. It contains 5 units with multiple choice questions in each unit. The questions cover topics such as probability, distributions, correlation, hypothesis testing, sampling and more. The document provides context for statistical concepts and calculations through example problems and short form questions.

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E–3913
B. C. A. (Part III) EXAMINATION, 2021
(New Course)
Paper First
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
(301)

Time : Three Hours ] [ Maximum Marks : 80


Note : Attempt any two parts from each Unit. All questions
carry equal marks. Only simple calculators are allowed
not scientific calculator.
Unit—I

1. (a) If 2.n C5 9.n 2 C5 , then find the value of n.

(b) Find the middle term in the expansion of :


10
1
x .
x

(c) Find the coefficient of x7 in the expansion of :


11
1
x2 .
x

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Unit—II

2. (a) Define Histogram and draw a histogram for the


following distribution :
Class Frequency
0—10 2
10—20 4
20—30 10
30—40 4
40—50 8
(b) Find the mean deviation from the arithmetic mean of
the following distribution :
Marks No. of Students
0—10 5
10—20 8
20—30 15
30—40 16
40—50 6
(c) Calculate Karl Pearson’s coefficient of skewness from
the following data :
Age (in years) No. of Children
0—1 15
1—2 17
2—3 19
3—4 27
4—5 19
5—6 12
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Unit—III
3. (a) What is the chance of throwing a total of 11 with two
dice if the digit on first dice is 5 ?
(b) In case of Binomial distribution, write an expression
for the probability of at most r successes.
(c) State and prove additive law of probability.
Unit—IV
4. (a) Find Karl Pearson’s coefficient of correlation between
the heights of fathers and sons (in inches) :
Height of Father Height of Son
65 67
66 68
67 65
67 68
68 72
69 72
70 69
72 71
(b) Fit a straight line to the following data regarding x as
the independent variable :
x y
0 1.0
1 1.8
2 3.3
3 4.5
4 6.3

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(c) Define Chi-square and discuss its uses in testing of


hypothesis.
Unit—V
5. (a) What is sampling ? What are the main objects of
sampling ?
(b) A random sample of 400 flower stems has an average
length of 10 cm. Can this be regarded as a sample from
a large population with mean of 10.2 cm and a standard
deviation of 2.25 cm ?
(c) Prices of shares of a company on the different days in a
month were found to be :
66, 65, 69, 70, 69, 71, 70, 63, 64 and 68.
Discuss whether the mean price of shares in the month
is 65.

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