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The purpose of the sample is to draw inference about: |
- A. statistic
- B. Population
- C. Parameter
- D. Primary
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2 |
Issuing a national identity card is an example of. |
- A. Census
- B. Registration
- C. Sampling
- D. Investigatin through enumerators
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3 |
Information recorded in its original form, whether counts or measurements in referred to as. |
- A. Continuous data
- B. Raw data
- C. Discrete data
- D. Arrayed data
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4 |
Statistics came from the German word. |
- A. Status
- B. Statista
- C. Statistik
- D. Statistique
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5 |
Y<sub>3</sub>+y<sub>4</sub>+......+y<sub>15</sub> = |
- A. Σ<sup>15</sup> <sub>i=1</sub> Y<sub>1</sub>
- B. Σ<sup>15</sup> <sub>i=3</sub> Y<sub>2</sub>
- C. <sup>15</sup>Σ<sub>i=3</sub> Y<sub>i</sub>
- D. <sup>15</sup>Σ<sub>i=3</sub>Y<sub>i</sub><sup>2</sup>
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6 |
Data used by an agency which orginally collected them are. |
- A. Primary data
- B. Raw data
- C. Secondary data
- D. Grouped data
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7 |
The relative frequency multiplied by 100 is called. |
- A. Cumulative frequency
- B. Bivariate frequency
- C. Percentage frequency
- D. Sample frequency
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8 |
The number 4.50001 rounded off to nearest unit is. |
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9 |
Major area of statistics today is concerned with drawing conclusion from. |
- A. Complete study
- B. Samples
- C. Populations
- D. Complete universe
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10 |
First hand collected data are called: |
- A. secondary
- B. Primary
- C. Constant
- D. Discrete
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