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ICS Part 2 Statistics Chapter 14 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The _______ regression line always passes through (X̅, y̅).
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Opposite
Estimated
Estimates
Random
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Question # 2
If r = -1, then there is
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negative correlation
perfect negative correlation
no correlation
average correlation
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Question # 3
r is the ------------ of two regression co-efficient b
yx
and b
xy
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arithmetic mean
geometric mean
harmonic mean
median
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Question # 4
The value of the coefficient of correlation relies between__________.
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-1 and +1
0 and 1
-1 and 0
-0.5 and + 0.5
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Question # 5
The regression equation always passes throught_________.
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(X, Y)
(X, y̅)
(X̅, Y)
(X̅, y̅)
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Question # 6
The variable that forms the basis of estimation is called
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regression
regressand
regressor
correlation
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Question # 7
If b
yx
= 0.89 and b
xy
= 0.75, then r=
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0.89
0.28
0.98
0.82
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Question # 8
Regression line x on y is
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Question # 9
If the value of any regression coefficient is zero, then two variable are _______.
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Qualitative
Correlation
Dependent
Independent
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Question # 10
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S
xy
S
yx
b
xy
b
yx
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Question # 11
When b
xy
is positive, then b
yx
will be _______.
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Negative
Positive
Zero
One
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Question # 12
r
xy
-------------- r
yx
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=
<
>
≠
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Question # 13
The measures of strength of closeness of linear relationship between two variables is called
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simple linear regression
composite linear regression
simple linear correlation
composite linear correlation
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