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The digit 1,2,3,4,5 are teh roll numbers of 5 students there roll numbers are written on the paper slips and two paper slips are selected of random without replacement. The possible combinatious are. |
2
5
10
25
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2 |
Five cards are selected at random from a pack of 52 cards without replacement. The possible combinations are. |
2704
(52)5
2598960
260
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3 |
Two cards are selected at random with replacement from a pack of 52 playing cards. The possible outcomes are. |
208
2704
104
1326
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4 |
When a dice are rolled, the possible outcomes are. |
2
6
4
6n
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5 |
The general purchasing power of currency is determined by. |
Volume index
Composite index
Whole sale price index
Retail price index
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6 |
Aggregative expenditure method and family budget method always give. |
Approximate results
Same results
Antonymous results
Different results
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7 |
The prices of rice are compared by. |
Weighted index
Simple index
Composite index
Compound index
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8 |
The number of commodities in the construction of whole sale index should between 20 to 50, according to. |
Fisher
Marshall
Edgeworth
Paasche's
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9 |
In fixed base method the base period should be. |
Normal year
Abnormal year
Fluctuatingyear
Both b and c
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10 |
Fisher index number is the G.M. of the. |
Marshall Edgeworth index number
Liaspeyre's and Paasche's index number
Laspeyre's index number
Paasche's index number
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An index number calculated for more than on items is called. |
Simple index number
Compound index number
composite index number
Relative index number
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12 |
Base year quantities are used as weights in. |
Paasche's index number
fisher's index number
Marshall Edgeworth index number
Lespeyre's index number
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13 |
The index numbers are calculated in. |
Ratios
Percentages
Decimal
Fractions
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14 |
WPI stand for. |
Whole sale price index
Whole price index
Wider price index
Weighted price index
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An index number is called a simple index when it is computed from. |
Multiple variables
Bi. variables
Single variable
All of above
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