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2014 Regular Statistics & é YM OTT Ss RY LLY ae ~ [Link]- | 30 STATISTICS & MATH 20 we Baas Time : 3 Hours (REGULAR) Max Mari aavia ae 26) 44/6420 Instructions: Attempt TWO questions from each section. SECTION "A" 1a) Find the equation of the straight line wi Passes through the points (3, -2) and (-2 , 5). Also distance between Two points. SOLUTION: (Xs, ya) (x2, ya) Distance: Mya —Yal? + (x2 — 4)? d= J(6= (-2))? 4-2-3? =i 8 d= [49428 a= [74 d= 8.602 SOLUTION: 2.(a)(i) Find inverse of A Tx+5y+ 10-2120 JA] =(8x4)-(6 x4) 7x+5y—11=0 Jal-32-20 JAj=12 1.(b) Find the roots of quadratic equation Sx? + 4x 5 i! rat, SOLUTION: 5x24 4x— RADA a=5, b=4, Roots: Ma 60x! 46x? +6 ~40x* 420%? 10% me de (6x?-3)" if dy 20x‘ -26x? -10x+6 z , ee (ii) Find ABwhere A 2 or (8x3) 4 (2x? 44x43 Code ax SOLUTION: voter 42d Pa ee 3 OF Max! thx 28) Fe Ort 4x9) ss : os adnae allele hfasti pate 2 oe 2 Jlaxt axa) 4(x+4) abs, 4g’! 5] eulename e 44 a (2x? 4x3) (2x42) ta ee (Bx3)+(4.x2)+(2x4) (lit) y= (Gx? 4)2 08 + 3x4) (5x) +(4x2)+(2x4) (6X4) +(4x2)+(2x4) liyldx = (xt 4yF dldx (2 + 3x4 4) + (C+ 3x + 4) dldx (x4)? 34848 a bdee: Adyldx= (Bx? — 4)? (x! # 3) + (x2 + 3x + 4)2 (8x7 — 4) dix (3x*—4) ihe | fiyldx = 3x2 — 4) (@x2* 8) + Ge + 3x + 4) 2 (Sx? — 4) (6x) +848 154848 yldx = (3x2 — 4) (Bx? — 4) (9x? + 3) + Ox + Sx 4,4) (1290) aee[? 28 dye = (3x2 — 4) {(Ox! + 9x! — 12x” — 12) + (12x! + 36x? + 48%)} “lor 34 dyldx = (x? - 4) (24x! + 33x? + 48x - 12), B a dyidx = 63x° + 99x! + 144x! — 36x? — 84x" - 132x7 — 192x + 48 (b) Find derivative of any Two of the following: dyldx = 63x° + 15x" + 144x? ~ 168x' ~ 182 + 48 3.(a) Use Cramer's Rule to solve the following equation: 3x -4y =-6 2x + 3y=13 SOLUTION: 3x-4y=-6 x 2x44 mas (ii) y= (8x? —4)2 (x2 + 3x4) SOLUTION: Pax 43 ¥ , 2x +3y = 13 fig (4X2 ~2x41)- (4x? 244114, (5x? -3) 3 Al ae ai (5x? -3)? siiy} U3 ned [Al=9+8 1Al (5x2 =9)(12x8—2) (4x? <2 +4) (10%) 35 pals ggena TD iin | 0-9 | io-t0 [20-95 30-55 [0-10 [ 0-59 [OO] Iva = 51 ¢ Me of 6 | | wf wo | | to] i Mutont | bal = ly (i) Find the A.M, and Mode, IAI Tal a cc a =3 =“ potution: at ae Ci. cal Sc vag 0-9) 45 i (oma 145 Solution Set= {(2, 3) 8 ues mty | + | 4 te ~30= 39 | 345 I: 50= 58 x SOLUTION: = 88 345 late i i ooh ot) ye 3450 . 3450 _ 345 ans. Brak ep () Means p= nS Ss ay 2a Fo mode: "Mode = 28.5 ~ 38.5 because it contains 2 maximum frequency. 2 =1 fs au Mode =, +h tf (c) Find the value of Determinant “D” j Mess = 29.5410 p12 19 Reva =295+1032 =29.5+5 = 94.5 Ans. SOLUTION: 7 9 29 4 be Mae al 19 2 p24 outsle deg des ‘ 5(182 ~ 52) ~17 (86 ~ 100) 45 (156 ~ 475) '5(100) -17(-4) +5 (-319) 500 + 68 ~ 1695, “27 SECTION "B* 4.(a) The following data shows marks of 100 students of Statistics examination: 05 98 19.5 295 39.5 49.5 595 695 HISTOGRAM 36 COMMENT: The frequency are metrically distrib like bell shape, therefore, Mean, Median and Mode are same. 4.{b) From the given data, calcul: ‘Taken 1967 as base using Simple Aggregative Meth ePrice Ind Commodities | Prices |" 1967 4970 1973 | Rs.12.00| Rs.15.00| Rs.5. | Rs.3.60| Rs.3. = Rs.6.00| Rs.9.71 SOLUTION: Index No. A Year Price Computation 1367 12 122 x 101 100 1970 15 15/12 x 101 125 1973, 56 5.6/12x100 46.67 Index No. B Year Price Computation 1967 318 x 100= 400 1970 3.6/3 x 100 = 120 1973 3.6/3 x 100 = 120 Index No. Year Price Computation 1867 86x 100= 100 1970 6 6/5 x 100 120 1973 97 9.715 x100= 194 5.(a) The frequency distribution of the daily wages of Productive & Non-Productive Workers of a factory are ven as under: ees [5 dee ee | 475 | 200= in Rs.__ | 74.99 | 98.99 | 124,99 | 149.99 | 174.99 | 199.99 | 224.99 Produc= |) 20g) azeuui43 Hie tive _ Laika: 2 icwe) consistent wage. SOLUTION: Which type of workers have relatively core 37 Ci, Eyre x Pe ote i 7499-20 | 2.496] 300863] 124980] _7a112.60 yo-99.99 | 25 | 97.495| 7658.38 2187.38) 191384.38 00-1249 | 43 | 112.495|12655.13 | 4897.28 | 544170.38 149.99 | 32 | 137.495| 18904.88 | 4399.84| 604956.00 174.99 | 23 | 162.495| 2640463 3737.39| 607306.38 ~ 199.99 | 6 | 187.495 | 35154.38| 1124.97| 210926.25 a00~ 22499 |_4_| 212,495 | 4514.13 | 45154.13 750) 0 1749.28 449.33 ans. 150 (ll) Standard Deviation: (; 425) (zeae) - (a y 7 150 150 o? ~ 16213.4-14001.59 = 1211.81 o- 718 = 34.81 (i) Co-officiont of Variation: cw. = 2x 100 ¥ 34.84 = 481 400 = 29.42% 718.33 * ‘ Non-Productive: oe Le [oe ["suSrase 742] 62.405) se086s| 749.04] __a8867-50 | 75-2089 | 25 | 97.405| 7655.38 | 2197.98 | 19138438 100 =124.99 | 30 [112.495 | 12655.13| 3374.85| 379653.75 125-149. | 25 | 197-405 | ta004g8| 9497.38 | 7262100 4150-17499 | 30 | 162.495 | 26404.63| 4874.85 | 792138.75 | 375 199.99 20°) 187.495 | 35154.38 | 3749.90] 703087.50 | 200-2249 | @_| 292.495 | 45184.13 | i 36 1233.00 1 150 20074.25 | 2946986.75 (i) Arithmetic Mean: fe 2074.25 fe a POO7A25 499.89 Ans. (i) Standard Deviation: EE 38 0? = 19646.58-17910.02, = 1736.56 o= 1736.56 41.67 (ill) Co-efficient of Variation: cv. = 2x 100 v _ #67 133.83 Productive workers are more constant because they x100 = 31.14% 5.(b) Find A.M. and H.M of the data 3, 4, 9, 5, 7, -2. If calculation is possible gives relation and if not calculated gives reason? SOLUTION: Dx 344 46 AM, = 2 a 7 287 Ans. Harmonic mean is usually calculate the mean of positive integers, therefore, the above question which including some negative numbers can not be calculated. 6.(a) In Utopia the whole sale Food Price Index & Retail Food Price Index over six years had the following value in order: [x [Whole sale price 400/89 [96] 97 [os[o2 Y | Retail price 4100/97/95] 98 [94/95 (i) Find the value of whole sale price when retail price is 89. (i) Find the value of retail price when whole sale price is 94. (iii) Find Coefficient of Correlation between x and y. Also give comments. SOLUTION: x ¥. x XY 100 7100 70000 710000 = 89 7 7921 8633 96 95 9216 9120 97 98 9409 19508 95 94 9025 8930 92 95 8465 8740 569 879 54035 54929 () Equation line of regression x on y xorg * ray) Gex159) ayy _ 6 (64929) = (669)(579) ~~ ¢(65099) (679)? _ 329574329451 ~ 335984 — 335241 eee (2) -wm( 2) 96.5-75.87 ¢ =20.63 0.63 + 0.80 y Now to find x for y = 89 X = 20.63 + 0.80(89) X= 20.63 + 71.2 33. Ans Equation line of regression Y on x y=atbx ad w)- (Exley) ne )-(Oxf pect Gbexere) *~ (64038) (669)" 329574-320451 123, gay 324210 - 323761 449 EB -5 Zs) Bo) 8) 569 (22) ep (222) -(0.2( S22 ( 6 } ‘ Me 6 = 94.83-26.06 a=68.77 Y= 68.77 +0.27x Now o find Y for X = 94 Y= 68.77 + 0.27(91) Y = 68.77 + 24.57 ¥ 293.34 Ans. (iii) Co-efficient of Correlation = r (0.27)(0.8) r= 047 Ans. 6.(b) The average of 36 values is computed as 60.5. Later on at the of checking it was discovered that one value 25 was wrongly entered in the data while the correct value is 52. Find he correct m SOLUTION: Corrected Mean = 61.25 Ans, SECTION "Cc" 7.(a) One card is drawn from a deck of playing cards what Is the probability that: {Acard is Jack or a Black card. Gi) Ared cara (iil) A face card. SOLUTION: (i) Pr= (Jack or Black Cards) = 28/52 = 0.5385 Ans. (il) Pr= (Red Acc) = 2/52 = 0.0385 Ans. (ill) Pr= (Face Cards) = 12/52 = 0.2308 Ans. 7-(b) In how many ways can 2 mangos, 3 black berry and 2 tamarind trees can be planted in a straight line. Hf one does not distinguish between trees of the same kind? SOLUTIO! = TXOX5X4x3x2x1 6040 © Bxtx3x2xix2x1 ~ 24 7-(c) In how many ways can three digit odd numbers can be formed from the digits 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 if the digit not replaced? SOLUTION: [Link],5 eT @ ® @ = 210 Ans, = 36 Ans. 41 ¥.(a) If A and B are two events. Such that P9A) = 0.5, P(B) = 0.67, P(A/B) = 0.4 Find (1) P(A and B) SOLUTION: Pr (A)=0.5. Pr(B)= 0167, Pr (A/B) = 0.4 (Find AnB & BIA A _Pr(AgB) 8” Pre) gn Potash 0.67 Pr(AmB) =0.67 x 0.40 = 0.268 Ans. By _ Pr(AnB) Pela) =~ peta) 0.268 “05 8.(b) The average number of customers at a window of a certain bank per minute during banking hours is one, Find the probability that during 4 minutes interval three or more customers appear. SOLUTIOI Poisson Distribution: ott x (2.71828)*~ (4)? OL (0.0183) (1) 1; “(2.71828)~* (4)' O} = 0.536 Ans. P. (x) Pr (x=0) = Pr (x=0) = Prix €2) Pr(Xz3) me 1=Pr(xs2) 42 = 1-0.2381 = 0.7619 Ans. 8.(c) The burning time of an expe: random variable having the normal distribution wi mean 4.76 seconds and S.D. 0.04 seconds. What Is the chance that this kind of rockets will burn any where from 4.70 to 4.82 seconds? SOLUTION: NORMAL DISTRIBUTION: w= 476, 8 = 0.04 Find 4.70 140 2 He: peta 3 a : 005 4. Critical reign: 2 < 1.645 5. 2 6. Conelusion: Bag Accept Ho , & conclude that > 1.40. 10.(b) The following table gives the number of air craft. accidents that occurred during the various days of the week. faye | SAT [SUN [MON] TUE [Weo | FHU_[FRr No, of| 14 | 46 | 8 | am] | 9 4514 Acsidents | | | Find whether accidents are uniformly distributed over the week days use a = 0,05 SOLUTIO! 0-E)? Keo Expected Value = 84/7 =12 (14-42)? | (16-42)? | (8-12)? | (12-12)? 2 2 2 2 4 (4242? (9-12)? (14=12)" a2 12 2 0.33-+ 1,93 + 1.93 +0 + 0.08 + 0.75 + 0.33 ” 7= 44S Ang ble Value 35s 12.592 ince the ansier is less than table value. We can say that Accidents are normally distributed over week days.

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