1 |
In construction of frequency distribution, the first step is. |
To find class boundaries
To calculate the class marks
To find range of the data
None of above
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2 |
The smallest and the largest values of any given class of a frequency distribution are called. |
Class interval
Class limits
Class work
None of these
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3 |
As a generela rule, statisticians tend to use which of the following numebr of classes when arranging the data. |
Between 5 and 20
Fewer than 5
Between 1 and 5
More than 20
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4 |
Which of the following is written at the bottom of the table. |
Foot note
Source note
Prefatory note
Both a and b
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5 |
Relative frequencies are obtaied by. |
Dividing the mid points by the total frequency.
Dividng the total frequency by the frequency
Dividing the frequency by totla frequency
Dividing the mid points by the frequency
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6 |
For a given class 34-36, the mid point will be. |
32
33
34
35
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7 |
The graph of mid points and frequency is called. |
Pie diagram
Bar diagram
Histogram
None of above
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8 |
Lower class boundary of 30-35 will be. |
35
36
32.5
None of above
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9 |
The graph of the symmetrical distributiion is. |
U-Shaped
J- Shaped
Bell - Shaped
None of above
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10 |
Which of the following is written at the top of the table. |
Prefactory note
Foot note
Source note
Title
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11 |
In a table, foot note and source notes are. |
Same
Identical
Different
None of above
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12 |
The process of systematic arrangement of data into rows and columns is called. |
Presentation
Classification
Tabulation
Distribution
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13 |
A graph of cumulative frequeny is called. |
Frequency polygon
Ogive
Histogram
Polygon
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14 |
Tabulation means, the process of arranging the data into. |
Rows and columns
Columns
Rows
Different classes
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15 |
Which of the following is an example of a discrete varible. |
Daily income of a shop
Leight of a student
Children in a family
Both a and c
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