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001.

If X is continuous random variable , then which of the following hold good A


A B

C D

002. If X is continuous random variable , then which of the following hold good A
A B

C D

003. If X is continuous random variable , then which of the following hold good A
A B

C D

004. The cumulative distribution function F(x) is defined as D


A B

C D

005. B

If foe every f(x) is positive and if


A probability mass function B probability density function
C Binomial distribution D Poisson distribution
006. If X is continuous random variable , then which of the following hold good A
A B

C D

007. A random variable X takes every value in an interval is A


A continuous distribution B Discrete distribution
C Binomial distribution D Poisson distribution
008. The height and weight of the students in the class is classified as A
A continuous distribution B Discrete distribution
C Binomial distribution D Poisson distribution
009. B
If
A probability mass function B probability density function
C Binomial distribution D Poisson distribution
010. D
If
A 1 B

C D

011. A
If
A 0.8 B 0.6
C 0.08 D 0.0008
012. B
If
A B

C D

013. D
If =5 and
A B

C D

014. B
If
A 1 B 2
C -1 D -2
015. C
If
A e B 2e
C e-1 D 2e-1
016. The range of F(x) is given by C
A B

C D

017. The relation between cumulative distribution[(F(x) ] and density function [f(x) ] is given D
by
A B

C D

018. A
The values of
A 0,1 B -1,1
C -1,0 D 1,0
019. D

The mean of the distribution If


A 1 B 2
C 0.5 D 0
020. A

The mean of the distribution If


A B

C 2 D

021. The mean of a continuous random variable X is given by D


A B
C D

022. The variance of a continuous random variable X is given by D


A B

C D

023. In the standard normal curve the area between z=-1 and z=1 is nearly--- C
A 95% B 45%
C 68% D 99%
024. C
If
A 1 B

C D

025. The area under the whole normal curve is A


A unity B zero
C two D three
026. The graph of the normal distribution is symmetric with respect to the line ---- B
A B

C D

027. The distribution in which mean ,mode and median are equal is B
A Normal distribution B Binomial distribution
C Poisson distribution D does not exist
028. The mean of the Bernoullis distribution is given by A
A p B q
C pq D
029. The variance of the Bernoullis distribution is given by C
A p B q
C pq D
030. The binomial distribution is given by A
A B

C D

031. The mean of the binomial distribution is given by A


A np B nq
C npq D
032. The Normal distribution is given by D
A B

C D
033. The Bernoullis distribution is given by B
A B

C D

034. The variance of a continuous random variable X is given by D


A B

C D

035. The mean deviation of a continuous random variable X is given by D


A B

C D

036. C
If X is a continuous random variable then
A aV(X)+b B aV(X)+2b
C 2
a V(X) D V(aX)+b
037. The recurrence relation for the Binomial distribution is A
A B

C D

038. The mode of the Poisson distribution is B


A lies between and +1 B lies between -1 and
C lies between -2 and -1 D
039. What is the probability that there is no demand for cars if the car-hire from is distributed C
with mean hire rate is 1.5
A 0.25 B 0.20
C 0.22 D 0.5
040. In a Poisson distribution with P(1) = P(2) , then = ? D
A 1 B 2
C 0.5 D 2
041. The mean of the Poisson distribution is given by D
A np B nq
C npq D
042. The variance of the Poisson distribution is given by D
A np B nq
C npq D
043. The variance of the binomial distribution is given by C
A np B nq
C npq D
044. The recurrence relation for the Binomial distribution is D
A B
C D

045. The Poisson distribution is given by C


A B

C D

046. If 5% of the product is defective in 100 samples , then the mean of the distribution is B
A 50 B 5
C 10 D 15
047. C
2% of people are left handed on the average then find
A 2 B 3
C 1 D 0
048. D
if mean of the Poisson variable is 1.8 then
A 0.026 B 0.666
C 0.777 D 0.537
049. If 2% of light bulbs are defective then find at least one is defective out of 100 bulbs A
A 0.864 B 0.666
C 0.777 D 0.537
050. If n = 2000 and P = 0.0001 in Poisson distribution , then P(3) = D
A 0.13 B 0.14
C 0.15 D 0.18
051. If n = 2000 and P = 0.0001 in Poisson distribution , then P(0) = A
A 0.13 B 0.14
C 0.15 D 0.18
052. Out of 400 samples of bolts , the probability for defective bolts are 0.2 , then mean of A
the distribution is
A 80 B 64
C 8 D 10
053. Out of 400 samples of bolts , the probability for defective bolts are 0.2 , then variance B
of the distribution is
A 80 B 64
C 8 D 10
054. 30% of items are defective , then find P(1) out of 8 samples C
A 0.9 B 0.3
C 0.19 D 0.5
055. A
The standard error of the statistics sample mean (
A B

C D

056. A
If
A B
,
C D

057. If the size of the sample is 5 and size of the population is 2000. The correction factor is C
A 1.999 B 9.99
C 0.999 D 999
058. The marks of 5 students in one subject are 45,47,49,61, 48 and mean of the population B
is 52 .then t=-------------
A 0.5 B 0.7
C 0.6 D 0.8
059. The probability of any one sample of size n being drawn out of N units is C
A B

C D

060. The finite population correction factor is B


A B

C D

061. The statistical constants of the population are called B


A Statistic B Sample
C parameter D population
062. The probability distribution of a statistic is called B
A Normal distribution B Sampling distribution
C Binomial distribution D poisson distribution
063. The number of possible samples of size n out of N population units without A
replacement is
A B

C D

064. If the maximum error with 99% confidence is 0.25 and the sample size is 400 then B

A 0.93 B 1.93
C 2.93 D 2.55
065. B
If
A (147.35,10.65) B (109.35,150.65)
C (149.35,140.65) D (149.35,150.65)
066. A sample of size n is take from apopulation whose variance is 9 .the maximum error of D
estimate for with 95% confidence is 0.5 .then n=
A 12 B 68
C 128 D 139
067. A
If
A (30.71,33.29) B (30.835,33.165)
C (147.35,10.65) D (149.35,140.65)
068. A
If
A 0.98 B 1.2875
C 3.92 D 1.16
069. if the maximum error with probability 0.95 is 1.2 and the standard deviation of C
population is 10 ,then sample size is
A 26 B 266
C 267 D 269
070. The probable error is ------times S.D approximately C
A 2 B 2/7
C 2/3 D 3/2
071. The standard error of sample mean is--- D
A B

C D

072. The standard error of sample proportion is--- A


A B

C D

073. The statement made to find an unknown population is A


A Estimate B Estimator
C point estimation D interval estimation
074. The procedure or rule to determine an unknown population parameter is called B
A Estimate B Estimator
C point estimation D interval estimation
075. If an estimate of a population parameter is given by a single value then the estimate is C
called
A Estimate B Estimator
C point estimation D interval estimation
076. B
The relation between sample mean
A B

C D

077. B
If
A 0.7377 B 0.8387
C 0.6387 D 0.536
078. If the maximum error with 99% confidence is 0.86 and size of the sample is 144,then D
the variance of the population is
A 2 B 4
C 8 D 16
079. A random sample of 500 apples was taken and out of which 60 were found to be baD. B
The maximum error with 95% confidence is
A 0.016 B 0.028
C 0.037 D 0.045
080. In a sample of 500 people in maharahtra 300 are wheat eaters. The maximum error A
with 99% confidence is
A 0.056 B 0.042
C 0.062 D 0.756
081. If we can assert with 95% that the maximum error is 0.5 and p=0.2, then the sample B
size is
A 122 B 244
C 256 D 269
082. The number of observation s in the population is defined ---- C
A the size of the event B the size of the sample
C the size of the population D the size of the distribution
083. The parameter refer to population while statistics refer to B
A population B sample
C event D distribution
084. The variance of a population is 2. The size of the sample collected from the population B
is 169. What is the standard error of mean
A 0.235 B 0.185
C 0.175 D 0.105
085. The totality of observations with which we are concerned, whether this number be finite A
or infinite , constitutes what we call---------------
A population B sample
C event D distribution
086. A
A statistical or point estimator
A B

C D

087. If we consider all possible unbiased estimators of some parameter , the one with the D
smallest variance is called
A B
Estimate of Estimator of
C D
point estimation of most efficient estimator of
088. Three masses are measured as 64.34, 20.48,35.97 kgs. Find the mean of the sum of C
the masses
A 126.4 B 123.2
C 118.79 D 123.89
089. When the choice of the individual items of a sample entirely depends on the individual D
judgment of the investigator , it is called
A Random sampling B stratified sampling
C systematic sampling D purposive sampling
090. The process of obtaining and examining a stratified sample with a view to estimating B
the characteristic of the population is known as---
A Random sampling B stratified sampling
C systematic sampling D purposive sampling
091. For the small samples ,the significance of single mean is tested by B
A z test B t-test
C F-test D chi-square test
092. The significance difference of variances for small samples are tested by C
A z test B t-test
C F-test D chi-square test
093. A
The sampling distribution of sum statistics has variance
A B

C D
094. How many different samples of size two can be chosen from a finite population of size B
30
A 235 B 435
C 420 D 535
095. The sampling distribution of a statistic depends on the size of the ---- A
A population, sample B sample , event
C event, population D distribution, sample
096. D
The mean
A B

C D

097. C
The sampling distribution of sum statistics has mean
A B

C D

098. The Range of t- distribution is A


A B

C D

099. Chi-square distribution is A


A continuous B symmetrical
C multimodal D Un symmetrical
100. In a t-distribution of sample size n , the degree of freedom are B
A n B n-1
C n-2 D n+1
101. C
The mean and variance of a
A 7,49 B 8,64
C 8,16 D 7,14
102. B

A B

C D

103. The Range of F- distribution is C


A B

C D

104. The shape of t-distribution is similar to that of C


A Chi-square distribution B F- distribution
C Normal distribution D poison distribution
105. Chi-square distribution curve varies from B
A B
C D

106. A
If
A 3.21 B 4.5
C 3.12 D 0.321
107. What test the homogeneity of independent estimation of the population variance. C
A t-test B F-test
C D z-test

108. The mode of F- distribution is less than ------ D


A 0 B
C does not exist D 1
109. F- distribution curve lies entirely in--- A
A first-quadrant B second - quadrant
C third - quadrant D fourth - quadrant
110. D
If
A mn B m/n
C m-n D m+n
111. It is used for testing of hypothesis when the sample size is small and population S.D A

(
A t-test B F-test
C D z-test

112. What test the significance of an observed sample correlation coefficient and sample A
regression coefficient
A t-test B F-test
C D z-test

113. The t-test is applicable to samples for which n is B


A n>30 B n<30
C n=30 D n<-30
114. B
If the calculated value of
A Accepted B Rejected
C No conclusion D Accepted or Rejected
115. t- distribution is also known as B
A Chi-square distribution B Students distribution
C Normal distribution D poison distribution
116. B
The statement
A two tailed test B left tailed
C right tailed D Null hypothesis
117. D
The statement
A two tailed test B left tailed
C right tailed D Null hypothesis
118. The confidence with which the null hypothesis accept or reject is called C
A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D confidence interval
119. Reject Null hypothesis H0 , when it is true is A
A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D confidence interval
120. A
The statement
A two tailed test B left tailed
C right tailed D Null hypothesis
121. C
The statement
A two tailed test B left tailed
C right tailed D Null hypothesis
122. The definite statement about population is called A
A Hypothesis B Null hypothesis
C alternative hypothesis D error
123. The statement which has no difference between statistic and population is B
A Hypothesis B Null hypothesis
C alternative hypothesis D error
124. The statement which has difference between statistic and population is C
A Hypothesis B Null hypothesis
C alternative hypothesis D error
125. The mean of the standard normal variate z is A
A 0 B 1
C 2 D 3
126. The standard deviation of the standard normal variate z is B
A 0 B 1
C 2 D 3
127. The za for 1% level of two tailed test is A
A 2.58 B 1.96
C 1.645 D 2.33
128. The za for 5% level of two tailed test is B
A 2.58 B 1.96
C 1.645 D 2.33
129. The amount of the area under rejection is called D
A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D critical region
130. The z-statistic is given by A
A B

C D

131. Accept Null hypothesis H0 , when it is wrong is B


A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D confidence interval
132. Which of the following is known as producers risk A
A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D confidence interval
133. Which of the following is known as consumers risk B
A Type I error B Type II error
C Level of significance D confidence interval
134. The za for 5% level of left tailed test is C
A -2.58 B -1.96
C -1.645 D -2.33
135. The za for 10% level of left tailed test is B
A -2.58 B -1.28
C -1.645 D -2.33
136. The null hypothesis is accepted if A
A B

C D

137. The null hypothesis is rejected if B


A B

C D

138. The za for 10% level of right tailed test is B


A 2.58 B 1.28
C 1.645 D 2.33
139. The za for 1% level of left tailed test is D
A -2.58 B -1.96
C -1.645 D -2.33
140. The za for 10% level of two tailed test is C
A 2.58 B 1.96
C 1.645 D 2.33
141. The za for 1% level of right tailed test is D
A 2.58 B 1.96
C 1.645 D 2.33
142. The za for 5% level of right tailed test is C
A 2.58 B 1.96
C 1.645 D 2.33
143. A

The statistic
A single proportion B single mean
C differences of two means D differences of two proportions
144. C

The statistic
A single proportion B single mean
C differences of two means D differences of two proportions
145. D

The statistic
A single proportion B single mean
C differences of two means D differences of two proportions
146. In a city 250 men out of 750 men were found to be smokers ,then the test statistic for A
this is
A 5.25 B 2.5
C 3.5 D 2.25
147. If The coin is tossed 400 times and returned heads 216 times ,then proportion of heads D
is given by
A 0.1 B 0.2
C 0.10 D 0.54
148. B

The statistic
A single proportion B single mean
C differences of two means D differences of two proportions
149. If the za = 3 , then the Null hypothesis is B
A Accepted B Rejected
C No conclusion D depends on the z-statistic value
150. The coin is tossed 400 times and returned heads 216 times ,then mean of the B
distribution m =
A 100 B 200
C 10 D 15
151. The coin is tossed 400 times and returned heads 216 times ,then variance of the C
distribution s =
A 100 B 200
C 10 D 15
152. 99% confidence interval for the single mean is A
A B

C D

153. 95% confidence interval for the single mean is C


A B

C D

154. 90% confidence interval for the single mean is D


A B

C D

155. A
If
A 0.5 B 2.5
C 0.25 D 2.25
156. The confidence interval of 95% true proportion is given by C
A B

C D
157. The confidence interval of 90% true proportion is given by D
A B

C D

158. The standard error for the sample of 400 products contain 52 defectives is B
A 0.168 B 0.0168
C 1.68 D 0.00168
159. The confidence interval of 99% true proportion is given by A
A B

C D

160. The shape of t-distribution is similar to that of C


A Chi-square distribution B F- distribution
C Normal distribution D poison distribution
161. Chi-square distribution curve varies from B
A B

C D

162. A
If
A 3.21 B 4.5
C 3.12 D 0.321
163. B

A B

C D

164. For the small samples ,the significance of single mean is tested by B
A z -test B t-test
C F-test D chi-square test
165. The significance difference of variances for small samples are tested by C
A z test B t-test
C F-test D chi-square test
166. The z test is applicable if sample size is A
A >30 B <30
C 15 D no limit
167. A sample is said to be large if sample size A
A >30 B <30
C 15 D 10
168. C
The mean and variance of a
A 7,49 B 8,64
C 8,16 D 7,14
169. The t-test is applicable to samples for which n is B
A n>30 B n<30
C n=30 D n<-30
170. B
If the calculated value of
A Accepted B Rejected
C No conclusion D Accepted or Rejected
171. t- distribution is also known as B
A Chi-square distribution B Students distribution
C Normal distribution D poison distribution
172. Chi-square distribution is A
A continuous B symmetrical
C multimodal D Un symmetrical
173. In a t-distribution of sample size n , the degree of freedom are B
A n B n-1
C n-2 D n+1
174. The Range of F- distribution is C
A B

C D

175. The Range of t- distribution is A


A B

C D

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