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3. Statistics are .
a) Numbers
b) Some text
c) Qualitative measures
d) Quantitative measures
4. Data which are collected by the researcher himself for the purpose of a specific study
are called________________________
a) Primary Data
b) Secondary Data
c) Qualitative Data
d) Quantitative Data
5. Geographical classification means classification according to:
a) Gender
b) Location/Regions
c) Population
d) Time
7. The sum of the deviations from the mean will always equal to __________
a) One
b) Maximum
c) Zero
d) Minimum
8. Measure of Central tendency which is equal to the nth root of the product of
observations is:
a) Arithematic Mean
b) Harmonic Mean
c) Median
d) Geometric Mean
11. If there is no relationship at all between two variables for example, between prices
of petrol and the radioactive elements, then its value will be:
a) Positive
b) Negative
c) Zero
d) Infinity
a) Secular trend
b) Random variations
c) Seasonal variations
d) Cyclical fluctuations
21. Study of statistical data regarding wage rates, employment trends, accident rates,
employee grievances, labor turnover rate etc., comes under which category:
a) Personnel
b) Entrepreneurs
c) Production
d) Marketing
24. Which one of the following is not used to collect primary data?
a) Direct personal observation
b) Indirect personal interview
c) Telephone Survey
d) Official Publications of central and state governments
27. The standard deviation is an absolute measure of dispersion. From the following
identify which one is the relative measure of dispersion that expresses the standard
deviation as a percentage of the mean.
a) Coefficient of range
b) Co-efficient of variation
c) Co-efficient of mean deviation
d) Co-efficient of quartile deviation
28. Match the following:
1) r = +1 a) The variables are uncorrelated
2) r = -1 b) There is a perfect negative correlation between the variables
35. Calculate price index for 2012 by simple aggregative method by using the following
data:
Items Prices in 2005 Prices in 2012
A 15 25
B 50 65
C 250 350
D 20 42
E 18 48
a) 150.14
b) 120.12
c) 130.27
d) 105.123
36. A study of different sampling methods is necessary because precision, accuracy, and
efficiency of the sample results depend on the method employed for selecting the sample.
Explain the Probability and Non-probability sampling methods.
Refer Unit 8
Ans: 32.725
b. Calculate the mean deviation of the following data about the median:
8, 15, 53, 49, 19, 62, 7, 15, 95, 77
Ans: 27.2