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    Asamateors SESPRIESTS ito be selected toma group Bas SaPeeoMN Each Rerson inthe grou ance of being selected foe vais method of eampliny te known as (A) systemaas ran (2) Siemane rasdom sample Stantied random sat simple random samp nt Q suota sampling = Under which condition, for a poptilation divided into strata is it preferable to use stratified random sampling rather than simple random sampling? (A) Individuals in each strata are alike in many ways (B) Lanse number of surama containing only’ 2 few individual (©) Individuals io each strata are very different. (®) Strata are of equal size and cach individual is equally likely to be selected. For dats arranged in order of size, the LOWER quartile is the value (A) belowwhich 75% of the distribution lies (B) above which 50% of the distribution lies (©) _ below which 25% of the distribution lies (D) above which 20% of the distribution lies 6, which of the following vartables Mictete? (AY Time of unvel {BY Number of books [Weight or boys (DY Height of shelves Which of the following describels) the MAIN features of the normal distribution 1. Wis bell-shaped. I, tis symmerrient about the meas, 1 Ul, The total area under the eurve #8 TV. extends item 0 to WW Lonly (BY Wand tv only (C) Ltd tit only (D) Mand TV only A pie chart drawn to ilhustrate the y°: expenditure for an adult has the representing transport measured by 80°. It the expenditure tor transport is $1000, te the nearest dollar, the TOTAL expenditure for the year is (A) $1763 (B) $2294 (C) $2903 (D) $4500 5 srudents are. ote mecisa end 2 foliowing ia! 1. w ® : 170,179 7 (B) 176.169 Oy jegtable sich Be 3s mi petro te low Sor aslam) (375 Khe daily sales week. es See anya Linn § refers to the following tatle which ‘es the frequency distribution of the nes, in minuses, thet 90 patients speat waiting 20 be seen by 2 doctor. | amiagiee [Frees p_ |e 4? (minutes) ° the 1. Two pie charts are drawn 10 compare e radius of the total sales for the week. The pie chart for Outlet Ais FW ‘Outlet B is r,. The ratiot, ypile that for is (A) 49:36 a (B) 36:49 ) 20 @) 6:7 12. Apie chart with radius 8 em is érawn for pam a third outlet, Outlet C. Using 6 emas the (D) 30 minutes radius of the pie chart representing Outlet ‘A, the total sales of Outlet C (in thousands of dollars) when compared to Outlet Ais ecretery of a club wants to obtain the cpizions of the members about tae club's w Be The club bes 339 members, of ®) 48 +13 are males. The secretary decides oO 6 using a random sample (D) 288 2 sample pani wrest epee oe 1 Asyste d ADM radon empe tat makes wp 20% 0 230 muents who ae numbered fsa 07 tious 20 then the last student chosea would be numbered “ @ oO o hems 14:15 rei to the following box-and-whiske plot as |___+ ‘ — a 14. Thelmerquriterangeis 1g, Thedisnibto 1 i) ymnen ® » (a) Seely skewed oO 2 to femal i 1S) negatively skewed So The random variable 1 i normally 3 Tegipand with mean g and variance 3, 17. A football team bas a probability = for Py’> 7) is given by winning whenever it plays. TE the team plays 8 games, the probability of winning exactly 5 gomes is 16, @ (B) © to the information given tern 24 refers Lgem_18 refers to the table below which hem 3! below shows the probability distribution of the bes nt and discrete random variable %. Events Xand Y are independs 1 f= 2 Tae rT al panne Ge=9T03}o2forfos[or Pm=5" Wo RLex< dis Sees Sits 2. P= 1 i @ 0% a ©) 09 A 33 © o8 2 om 5 19, IfZ ~ N(O, 1), then P(-1 30. At the 10% signifeance level, the critical z region is «w 1.282 (216s (C) 51.960 () —-=>2576 2». 38, sr \b % tS srl = | SS Ag signineance test for independence 2 Zaducted on de effect of the weathes Sarthe team's performance. The ennested frequency for te number of tosses in kad sreater wy @ © BR 0 © Ban annual income is 0.9. it could be concludes ‘that as income increases @ person's (Ay weight decreases (B) as income decreases a person's ‘weight increases (C) as income increases a person's weight increases (D) as income increases a person's weight does not change \ GO ONTO THEN 2 Nrstest is usustty use “w (8) the mean of « noma pope with unknown venience hon the sample size lane the mean of a sermal populates With known variance and hee cts ample size email the meaa of = normal population with known variance and shen the sample size is lange © @ 40. Which of the following conditions satisfies the case for the use of the central limit (A) The large samples are taken from Pon-normal populations. (S) The smal! samples are taken from non-normal populations (©) The small samples are taken from normal populations. (D) The large samples are taken from normal populations. 41, If samples of size » are drawn from a population which is not normally distributed, then the sampling distribution of the sample mean is (A) always nomnally distributed (B) never normally distributed (C) approximately normally distributed if <30 (D) approximately normally distributed ifm 230 END OF TEST Bosra «)r=0 @) rz0 ‘A perfect negative correlation coefficient may be interpreted to imply that (A) the correlation coefficient r™ 0 (B) the correlation coefficient r™ | (C) the points inthe seatter diagram lie on an upward sloping line (D) the points in a scatter diagram lie ‘on a downward sloping line When using a small sample of size n, to con- struct a confidence interval for the population ‘mean, the number of degrees of freedom for the distribution are w n-2 @) n=1 © nd @) atl To construct a confidence interval for the population proportion, p, which of the following must be true fora sample of size n? (A) ap>Sandn(i—p)>5 (B) — np>Sandn(1—p) <3 (C) mp 5 (D) np

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