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Subject Code : 222509
[Business Statistics (In English)l
Time--4 hours
Fullmarks-80

[N.8.-Aifferent parts of each question should be answered, eltr'onologically.J

Part A
(Answer any ten questions)
Marks-Ix l0:10
I. (a) What is random variable?
(b) What is frequency density?
(c) Whatis stem and leaf display?
(d) What is quartile?
(e) Define dispersion.
(fl Whatis kurtosis?
(9 Whatis scatter diagram?
(h) Defiye joint probability.
(i) Whatis sample survey?
(j) What is significance.level?
(k) Whatdo you mean by 0y and Br? '

Q Whatis meant by r:+1, r:--land r: 0?

. Part B
(Answer any.five questions)
Marks-*4x5-20

2. Discuss the importance of statistics in business.

3. Diffetence between simple and weighted arithmetic rnean.

4. Discuss the procedure of testing a hypothesis.

5. The mean of two samples of size 50 and 100 respectively is 54 and 50'3 and
the standard deviations are 8 and 7 obtain the standard deviation of the
sample of size 150 obtained by combining the two samples'
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6. If first four moments are'0, 7,1,36.2 and 408.7 respectively. Calculate
skewness and kurtosis and comments on the results.
Ir
, 7 . The mean of 200 was 50- Later on it was found that two observations were
wrongly read as 92 and 8 instead of 192 and 88 respectively. Find the
correct mean.

8' The mean of a binomial distribution is 40 and standard deviation is 6.

Calculate n, p and q.

',') g. The sample mean is 3'47 with a sample of 900 values can it be taken from
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population where mean 3 and SD 2.7.

Part't
' (Answer any five questions)
Marks-I0x5:50
10. The following data represent the marks in Taxation.in Bangladesh (x) and
business statistics (y) of 13 students. Prepare a bi-variate frequency table
from the following data:-

x 32 t5 2t 27 58 37 47 58 46 50 40 54 62
v 75 48 54 70 92 s3 74 85 65 62 73 77 40

II . Table for wages of 240 workers are given below:-

Wages (Tk.) 1000- I 200 i200-140( 400-160( I 600- I 800 1800-2000 t000-220{ 2200-2400 2400-2600
tlo. ofWorken 1'' l8 35 42 50 45 30 8

Required :

(i) Calculate coefficient of skewness.

(ii) Comment on the result.

12. compute Fisher's index number from the following data and verifr the
time reversal test._
Commodity 2015 2016
Price Quantity Price Quantity
A l0 t2 t2 l5
B 7 l5 5 20
C 5 24 9 2A
D t6 5 l4 5

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13. Navana Motors Ltd. has 5 representative. The number of sold cars in the
last month are given:-
Representative A B C D E
Sales 5 l5 l0 25 20

Required :

(i) How many different samples are possible to take considering 2 at a

time?
(if Record all possible samples and find its mean taking 2 at a time.
(ii, Compare between mean of sample mean and population mean.

14. Calculate the coefficient of correlation from the following information and
comment on the result:-

x (Income) 540 s80 592 641 680 857

y (Expenses) 300 310 317 325 330 372

15. An industry has l0 male and 7 female workers. S'workers selected at

random. Find the probability of getting 3 female workers at least.

16. Compute the appropriate regression equation for the following data:
x (lndependent variable) y (Dependent variable)
2 l8
4 t2
5 l0
6 8
n
8
ll 5

17. Prices of shares (in taka) of a company on the different days in a month
were found to be'-
66, 65, 69,70, 69,71,70, 63, 64, 68.
Test whether the mean price of the shares in the month is taka 65.

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MANAGEMENT
Subject Code : 232603
(Business Statistics)
Time--4 hours
Fullrnarks--80
[N.8.-4nswer dffirent questions of each part chronologically'J
Part A
(Answer anY ten questions)
Marks-l x l0= 10

t. (a) What is business statistics?

(b) What is standard deviation?
(c) When mode is illdefined?
(d) What is regression analYsis? '
(e) What is range?

(/). What is the skewness of the symmetric distribution?

@) Under what condition time reversal test is satisfied?
(h) What is sarnpling?
(i) What is null hypothesis?
(i) What is scatter diagram?
(k) What do you mean by time series?
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(t) What is Median?
Part B
(Answer an| five questions)
Marks--4x5:20
2. Discuss the limitations of statistics.
3. Draw a pie-chart from the following data :

cost of materials Tk. 40,000; cost of labour Tk. 30,000; Direct expenses of
manufacture Tk. 10,000; Factory overhead expenses Tk' 15'000;
Miscellaneous expenses Tk. 5,000.
4. Given the following informations find standard deviation,
N: 10, Lx:60, Xx2: 1,000.
5. The average marks of 49 students of a class is 60. The marks obtained by
50th student is 49 more than the average marks of all the 50 students. Find
the mean marks of all the 50 students.
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6. Distinguish between skewness and kurtosis.
7. A bag contains 7 red, 12 white and 4 green balls. What is the probability
that-
(a) 3 balls drawn are all white and

(b) 3 balls drawn are one of each colour?

8. Foragroupof 20 items Lx:1452and Zx2=144280 andmode:63'7,find

the Pearson's coefficient of skewness.

9. From the following data calculate mean deviation :-

16, 20, 22, lg, 18, 20, 30, I'8, 20, 22.
Part C
(Answer any five questions)
Marks-l0x5=50
10. The obtained marks of 30 candidates in an examination are given below :-
40, 30, 35, 55, 68, 72, 60, 52, 48, 62
45, 47, 53, 57, 75, 87, 56, 49, 45, 39
40, 45, 5'7, 59, 62, 65, 72, 73, 85, 90
(a) Construct a frequency distribution table by using suitable class interval;
@/ Construct a stem and leaf diagram.

I t. The following table gives the height (in inches) of 100 students of a class.
Compute mean, median and mode of the height. Also comment about the
nature of distribution :-
Height (inches) 60-62 62-64 64-66 66-68 68-70 7g-72
No. of students 5 18 42 20 8 7

12. Parliculars regarding income of two villages are given below :-

Villase A Villase B
No. of oeoole 600 s00
Averase income t75 186
Variance of income 100 81

Required :
(a) ln which village is the variation in income greater?
(b) What is the total income of both the villagers put together?
(c) What is the average income of the people of both the villagers
together?
d) What is the combined standard deviation?
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13. A manufacturing company produces plastic pipes in 3 plants with daily

production volumes 2,000, 1,000 and 500. Among their daily thousand
production 10, 8 and 5 items are defective respectively. If a pipe is chosen
at random and it found defective, find out--
(i) fromwhich plant for this defective pipe, the probability is highest?

(ii) What is the probability that it came from the third plant?

14. You are given below the following inforrnation about advertisement and
sales :-
Advertisement Exp. (Tk. lac) Sales (Tk. crores)

Mean 20 120

SD 5 25

Correlation coefficient is 0'8

(q Calculate two regression equations.

(b) Find the likely sales when advertisement expenditure is Tk. 25lac.
(c) Whatshould be the advertisement budget if the company wants to attain
sales target of Tk..150 crores?

15. In a random sample of 600 men taken from a big city in which 400 are
found to be smokers. In another random sqmple of 900 men taken from
other city in which 450 are found smokers. Do the data indicate that there is
a significant difference in the habit of smoking in the two cities?
,

t6. Fit a trend line by the method of least squares to the following
data:-
Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Sales 38 40 60 70 75 60 85 95

Plot the given data on a graph paper and estimate the sales for the year
2ol5'
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17. From the following information calculate, Fisher's ideal index number and
1rr also comment:-
Base Year Current Year
Products
Price in Tk. Quantity Price in Tk.. Quantity

A 6 50 10 56

B 2 100 2 120

C 4 60 6 60

D 10 30 t2 24

E 8 40 12 36

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Code: 2225W
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Part A
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(Answer.$y te*.qu.gslions)
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Mar*+-1x,10*10,'
1. (ci)'Whct is meant by classificatisa?
'O) \ftatdo you mean by freglency?
(c) Definecentral tendency.
(d) Define staaifund deviation.
(e) Find the fnst moment ofthe sel2, 3, 7, 8,10:
'
A, Nrrt"lhe,folmufaof variance. . ,, ,, : ,.,.
fg) What is cenditional probat'ility?. i::. . ,

:,6h5' W trx i s meant -by glu ltip le re gress ion?

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f, W'hat is-tlvo.tailsd..test?
(r) H&*i$'tk*dea'l'in&x?
(ft/ What iO parameters?

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4. Prepar0 a frequency distribihhti ftoxir the fulttituing,data:,*

"33,
32, 47, 55, 21,.,50,,,,.ffii,..$1,:.@;., #,..4A, 1.7'..,!4, 62;,.;24,'
42, 33, 38, 45, 2,6, 44", .3i, 48, ,52,, 30, 5l:0, ?il,' ,39r, 45, .48;,,
5, Draw lpss than and more than ogive.q ftotii thp itata $ven $l;dv:- . l

Mat&s , ts-25 25--:35 ,5-45 5H5 6#75

l*o,. of ffitts 5 J 7 5 3 7

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6., There are 5 red and 4.vy;.hit9'balls in'a bag. One b_all is drawn from the
bag. What is the p*tiit*itv"tt, '1_iS,
red orwhite?
7. A random sample of 200 tins of coconut oil gave an average weight
of 4.95 kg with a standard.:$evi _igi1,pf 0.21 kg. At'l% level of
sigruficance, qaq We say that the net weight is 5kg per tin?

8. Fiod th€ two regression equations from the given data:-

Salcs 57 lll 91, ,,71- 51 , 124 67 tzt 108 97
Purchasd 47 EO 711 6i 39 9t 70 97 69 75
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9. From the following data veriff thsl,'Tiae Rwersal Sestl,l..lannt,i;rFrcJor

Reversal fss[";-

.Zpteo= 150, Zpogo=,50,2p1qr = 2ffi, Xpoqi =,t0{h' r

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10. The following table gives the height (in inches) of 100 students.of a l0
' class. Co*npute mean, mode and median of ths ,.,heig!g;.r g|ry ,.,
comment abot* the nafure of distribution:- :

Heieht (inctres) 6F62 62*-64 6ffi 6H.8 6*70 xw.2

No. of stu&nts 5 t8 42. 2A 8 7
t'
I l. Two ericlai;r scored the:feffilffuiffiSin ten'imiings. Find who I0
' is s tetter nB gstter and who isdmore gaiiistent player:-

A 42 77. E3 53 72 76 64 45 40' 32
B 28 70 .3! 0 59 108 82 t4 3 95

t2. The data rGhting to capital ans.profitofJ.shops are given :---

Capihl (in'be Tk) : x ) 10 I5 ,6 '25

Profit (in h Tk.): y ,3 8' :t, 12' rt; l8
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13. A researcher vi,ants to find oirt if there is any:reiaticiiiship'rrUetween l0
the agbs':of the, husbmds **d ,&.:agns, of Qre wiveu, fle to,ek,a
random sample of 7 couples whose respective ages are givor
below:- i '; :.j !

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25 21" 29 32 35"
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compute the two regressioh equafrns and determine the rnost likety
'age' d.husband for age.of wi& 3;5 ypars and most likely age of,uTifs;;rr :
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for age oftt$,and 36 ytiars. , i:
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t4. (a/ Eiprain i[9 addition ina ndltipneation.,'tneo*hn of
'prouiuitity.: ., i:-:. .,.,.
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(b) Tbere are 5 white and 7 red balls i111,bag,.T*o bull, u."
drawn such that a bart is drawn ana refitaced. what is the
probability that a white ball and a red ball are drawn in that
odq? What would be the probability if the balls drawn were
not put back into the bag?

15. From the data given below, construct index number of prices for l0
2015 with 2012 as base, using (i) Lupeyre,s method; (ir,) paasche,s
method; (iiy' Marshall-Edgeworth* m€thod and (tu) Fisher's ideal
formula:-
2012 t01s
lommodity Pricepor E4pendi+ure Priee per Expenditure
unit (in-Taka) unit (in Taka)
A ..2 l0 4 L6
B J t2 '6 l8
C I I 2 t4
D 4 20 I 32

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part A
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L ,(a) What is sarnple?
(b) Whatdo yori rnean by parameter?
(c) What are the measures of mathematical averages.
(d) WhenAM: GM: HM?
many types of measures of dispersion?
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what would be the relation betweentwo regression lines if r = 0?
(g). Define composite or compound event.
(h) What is m'eant by..type l-error,,?
{11. \!at is null hypotheiis?
6/ of harmonic mean in case of.continuous frequency
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(k) What is correlation?
(t) What is coding?

Part B
(Answer any five questions)
Marks--4x5:20
1 "statistics plays the vital:role in business analysis,,-gxplain, ,
.*
J. Determine the srandard deviation from the age or BBA
20, lg, 12, 15, 16. ;iird year students
4. C,qt"-I"t" th. -it e following distribution:_
Daily sales (in Taka) No. of Item
700*800 6
. 800-900 I
900*1000 t6
r00 1100 10
t10G 1200 4
1200-=-1300 2

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5. Distinguish between variable and conStant.

6. State the relationship between co-efficient of correlation and regression
coefficient.
-7 . Distinguish between census, and sampling.
8. A bookshelf containing 9 green. l2 blue, l5 red and 20 yellow books. What
is the probability of getting one blue and one yellow book?
9. Explain the criteria of a good forecasting method'. .

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(Answer any five questions)
Marks---l0x5:50

10. Calculate mean, median and rnode from the following data:-
Class interval(c) Frequency (f)
20H00 06-
40H00 09
600-800 l5
80s-1000 20
t000-1200 30
120G.-1400 t2
140G-1600 05
r60G-1800 03

I 1. The score of two cricket players for 10 innigs are.given below. Compare the

Cricket A 101 40 0 l5 67 6 78 90 0 3

Cricket B 20 25 35 43 65 50 40 46 45 47

12. Find the co-efficient of correlation between price and sales from the
following data and interpret its value ihrough probable error :-
Price (Tk.) 103 98 85 92 '90 84 88 90 93 9s

Sales (units) 500 610 700 630 670 800 800 570 700 680
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13. From the following data determine the two regression lines and draw a
graph :--
Age 25 30 32 40 50

Income l0 15 12 20 30

14. out of 1000 balls 50 arc red and the rest white."If 60 balls are picked at
random, what is probability of picking up (, 3 red bails (ii) notmo." thun
3 red balls in the smaple?

I Assume Poisson distribution for the number of red balls picked up in the
sample, where, e-'3 = 0'0498]

t5. Frorn the following information test how real income change by using cost
of living index '- [See: SP Gupta & MP Gupta (18e), p. 339]

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 24rc

Monthly Income 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 I 0000
Liviqg Index 150 250 300 400 450 500

(b) ln a moderately skewed fiequency distribution the mean is 17 and

median is 15. If the co-efficient of variation is 30o/o, find the
co-effi cient of skewness.

17. From the fullowing data :_-

Sates(inthousand Tk.):20, 17, 29, 33, 40.
Stock(kg) :. 38,'35, 32, 28, 25.
(i) Find the regression equation (line) of sales on stock.

(ii) Find the regression equation (line) of stock on sales.

(iii) Plot those line on graph pipqr.

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Subject Codel7ll2
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Full marks--8O

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Part A
: (Answerany-,Ien'briefquestions)
q' Marks-lx10=10 ..
L (a) Who is the father of mogem statistics?
(b) What is classification? I
(c) What is.meant by Central Tendency?
(d) Find the Geometric Mean ofthe seri'ds 2,4 and" 8,.

(e) Define Standard Deviation. : '

fr What is RandomVariable?
(g) What is the range of 0, -2? : , .

- (h) Defrne population.

(il What is scatter diagram?
' 0) Whatismeantbyr=*1,r:-land r=0?
(k) What is nu,ll hypothesis? , ' ,

(t) When mean is 79 and variance is 64, find the talue ofcoefficient ofvariance.
' Part B
(Answer any five questions) ; 'j .i

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2. Show the differences between primar,5z data and seconda.ry data.

3. Draw a pie-ohart from the foltowing data :-

- 40,000, Cost of labour Tk. 30,000,
Cpst of materiats Tk, Direct expenses of
manufacture Tk. 10,000, Factory overhead expenses Tk.. 15;000;
Miscellaneous expense Tk. 5,000.

5. Mean of 10O.items is 50 and their standard deviation is 4. Find the sum of

squares of all items. l

. 6. Write down the significance of measuring cprr-elation.

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13. Following figures give the rainfall in'inqhes !o1th9 year. an{i(arl
the
in mounds for {aUl and Kharif ero}:'$alculate the Pearsoil's
co-efficient of correlation between rainfall and-.total production *-
20 22 24 26 28 30 32
Rainfall
Rabi 16 t8 2A J2 40 ]s 35

t7 20 16 2A 22 20
Kharif 16

14. Fit a straight line trend by the method of least squares to the following.9"t..
A;r;i;g?at the same iate of change continues ; what would be predicted "'
earnings for the Ye*t 2012?

15. Calculate mode from the following data :-

Compute Fisher's lnt lex Number from the) rollowlng

following uaLa and
data arru veriff the

time reversal test and factor reversal test &-

average per minute from

telephone operator receives 3 telephone calls on
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. to 12 u.* f ira the probabiiity that is a certain
the day, the operator receives (y' no calls;
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k) What is meant by histogram?

(e) When AM, GM and HM are equal? ' "

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(/ What is cluster sampling?

1j) lf byx = - 0,8 and bxy: 0,2, :'rxy.' - :
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(7 Which index numbor is ideal? , , :
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- 4. - Marks obtained by l0 student given below

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5- ''The mean of two samples of size 50and 100 respectively is 54'l ahd 50'3
and the'standard deviatious are 8'and7 obtdin the standard deviation of.the
sample of size 1:50 obtained by combining the two $amples. ' ;

6.:. Distiaggish,between correlation and regression. '

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7. In a moderately skewed'&equency distribution; the rnean ,is Tk. 1.5 'and the
median is'{k 14. If the co-efficientofvariation'is 30% find the pearsonian
co-efficient of skewness.
8. Below are given the figures of production (in thousand tonnes). of a
fertilizer
Year 2000 2001 2fr02 2003 2004 2005 2006
Production 70 75 90 98 85 9l 100

Calculate 4 yearly moving averag-e b1 the abqve data. .,i, ,

g. State the addition and multiplica*ion theory of probabili'ty. , !'.'

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(Answer any-five questions)
208 Marks-10x5:50
10. Find the missing frequencies from the incomplete table, when
median: 55 :-
Class interval 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70-80 80-90
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Freouencv 20 l5 ? 30 t9 t6
I l: (a) What do you mean by measures of dispersion?
@) Distinguish between absolute and relative measures of dispersion.
12. (a) Explain the addition and the multiplication theorems of probability with
examples.
(b) Why the value of probability cannot be more than one?
13. Progoty Motors I,imited has 5 repres'entative. The numbers of sold cars in
the last month are given :-
Reoresentative A B C D E
Sales 5 l5 t0 25 2A
(y' How many different samples are possible to take considering 2 at a
time?
(ir) Record all possible samples and find il. mean taking 2 at atime.
(iii) Compare between mean of sample means and population mean?
t4 Capital and proht of a firm shown the following table :-
Capital (c?iir T't<.)' 5 r0 15 20
"'25
Profit (lakh Tk.) 3 4 8 t2 l8
(i) Determine the co-efficient of correlation between profit and capital"
ff Regression equation of profit on capital.
(iii) What should be the profit when capital is Tk. 32 lac.?
15. On of the basis of figures recorded below for'Supply' and 'Price' for nine
vears. Calculate the re ton co-efficient
resression )o-efilclent and the value of v ::-
vaiue C)I
Year 1991 1992 1993 t994 t995 1996 1997 1998 t999
Sunolv 80 82 86 9I 83 85 89 96 93
Price 145 140 130 12:4 133 127 120 110 116

16. Calculate cost of living index from the following data and dispuss the
change ofliving cost with respect of 1967 to 1968 :-
Food House Rent Ctoth Fuel Others
Cost 30% 15% 20% t0% 25%
,Price.( 1967) 100 20 10 ZO 40
Price (1968) 90 20 60 I5 55

17. A bag containS 7 red, 12 white.dnd 4,green balls. What is the probabiliry
thar:-
(, 3 balls drawn are all White,and , i .

(lr) 3 balls,drawn.are ong;ef each coloqJ.' :

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