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UNITED BOOK HOUSE-Ramakrishna Mission Boys Home High School, Question Paper -Exercise
  1. Write two numbers with mean 10 and variance 4.

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  2. If two variables x and y be connected by the relation x = a + by then ...

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  5. Find the A.M. of 0.5, 0.55, 0.555,…………….upto k-th term.

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  6. Define ordianl and nominal data.

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  7. If the mean of the five consecutive positive integers is 12, find the ...

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  8. Find out the Quartile deviation of a symmetrical distribution having Q...

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  9. Distinguish between primary and secondary data.

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  10. State and prove Cauchy-Schwartz inequality.

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  11. Define Pearson's 2nd measure of skewness (SK2). Prove that -3 le Sk2 l...

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  12. Describe the different parts of a table.

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  13. Derive the median formula for a continuous frequency distribution.

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  14. Distinguish between striated muscle and smooth mucle

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  15. For three values a, (a+b)/2 and b(> a) find the value of range/sd.

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  16. In a certain distribution of the first three moments about the value 4...

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  17. Write two uses of ogive.

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  18. Write the objective of classification.

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  19. Prove that the s.d. can not be smaller than mean deviation about mean.

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  20. Prove that 1/n overset(n)underset(E1)sum |xi - A| attains, minimum whe...

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