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Statistics Ics Part 1 Chapter 8 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
For a binomial probability distribution:
n = 10 & the probability of failure (q =0.6), then mean of the distribution is .
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0.6
6.0
10
4
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Question # 2
The expected value of a discrete random variable is.
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Always an integer
Always one of the values that the random variable can assume
An interal of values
None of these
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Question # 3
Random number can be generated manully by
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Dawing cards from numbered cards
Roitaing or spinning numbered wheels
Use of random numbers table
All of these
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Question # 4
When X denotes the number of success in binomial experiment, it is called.
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Random variable
Binomial random variable
Continuous random variable
Both (B) and (C) but not (A)
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Question # 5
The binomial distribution deal with:
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Discrete variable
Continuous variable
None of these
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Question # 6
Its value cannot be exactly examined.
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Ranodm variable
Fixed varaible
Mathematical variable
Variable
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Question # 7
The hypergeometric distribution has -------------- parameters
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One
Two
Three
Four
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Question # 8
A fair coin is tossed four times the probability of getting four heads is
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1/4
1/2
4/6
1
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Question # 9
An expected value of a random variable is equal to its.
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Variance
B.D.
Mean
Co - Variance
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Question # 10
When x denotes the number of success in binomial experiment it is called.
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Random variable
Binomial random variable
Continuous random variable
Both (B) and (C) but not (A)
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Question # 11
Each trial of binomial experiment results in an outcome which can be classified in two categories
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Head or tail
Ace or six
Success and failure
None of these
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Question # 12
Random numbers can be generated
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Manually
Mechanically
Botha a and b
None of these
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Question # 13
Binomial distribution is used when n is
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Large
Small
Negative
Zero
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Question # 14
the discrete probability distributio may be represented by.
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A table
A graph
A mathematical equation
All of these
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Question # 15
If X and Y are random varaibes, than E ( X - Y) is equal to.
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E(X) + E (Y)
E(X) - E(Y)
X - E (Y)
E(X) - Y
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Question # 16
Mean, Median and mode of binomial distribution can be equal if
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P < q < 1/2
P > q < 1/2
P
≠
q
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Question # 17
The probability of success ------------ from one trial to another when trials are dependent
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Remains constant
Is changed
One
Zero
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Question # 18
if X and Y are independent random varaibesl the S.D. (X-Y) is equal to
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Var (X) - var (Y)
Var (X) + Var (Y)
E(X-Y)2
E(X + Y)2
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Question # 19
The binomial distribution has the following parameters.
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p & q
n & q
n, p & q
None of these
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Question # 20
In binomial experiment successive trials are:
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Dependent
Independent
May be independent or dependent
None of these
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Question # 21
If x is discrete random variable, then the function f (x) is.
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A probability function
A density function
A probability density function
A distribution function
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Question # 22
The probabilyt that a continous random varaibe 'x ' takes on specific value of x is.
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Greater thaan zero
Less than zero
Equal to Zero
0 to 1
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Question # 23
Hypergeometric distribution is a
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Continuous distribution
Discrete distribution
Simple distribution
Normal distribution
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