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The document discusses key concepts in statistics including: - Statistics is useful for data management, decision making, analysis, and compression. - It deals with collecting, classifying, analyzing, and interpreting numerical data. - A population refers to a large group being studied, while a sample is a smaller subset that can be used to make inferences about the population. - Sampling is preferable to a census as it allows for high accuracy while covering a smaller group. - Primary data is original, unprocessed data collected directly from sources, while secondary data has already been collected and processed by others.

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The document discusses key concepts in statistics including: - Statistics is useful for data management, decision making, analysis, and compression. - It deals with collecting, classifying, analyzing, and interpreting numerical data. - A population refers to a large group being studied, while a sample is a smaller subset that can be used to make inferences about the population. - Sampling is preferable to a census as it allows for high accuracy while covering a smaller group. - Primary data is original, unprocessed data collected directly from sources, while secondary data has already been collected and processed by others.

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1.

Statistics is useful in management


a) For Data Management
b) For Decision Making
c) For Data Analysis
d) For Data Compression
2. Statistics as the singular term means
a) Analyse, result, make decision, Implement
b) Classify, Analyse, Collect, Implement
c) Collect, Classify, Analyse, Interpret
d) Collect, Analyse, Classify, Implement
3. Population in Statistical terms
a) Large Group taken for study
b) a small Group decided for study
c) Group of individual concerned for Study
d) 1000 individuals concerned for study
4. Quasi Sample is a,
a) equal probability sample
b) purposive sample
c) systematic sample
d) quota sample
5. Sampling is advisable because,
a) accuracy can be achieved high
b) a small group can be covered
c) Maximum degree of accuracy can be achieved from small group
d) non suitable for destructive type products
6. Pre-test commonly uses

a) Simple Random Sampling Method


b) Quota Sampling Method
c) Convenience Sampling Method
d) Snow-ball Sampling Method
7. Statistics is always deal with
a) Numerical Data Only
b) Large Volume of Data Only
c) Non-numerical Data Only
d) All the above
8. Primary Data is
a) More Accurate
b) Fresh By Nature
c) Un-processed
d) All the above
9. Census
a) Needs less resources
b) Suitable for non-reusable products
c) Hypothetical Population
d) none of the above
10. Investigation of Murder is example for
a) Sampling
b) Data Collection
c) Indirect Oral Investigation
d) None of these.
1. Statistics Is a
a) Singular term

b) Plural Term
c) English Term
d) Both (a) & (b)
2. Statistics denotes
a) Data
b) A Subject
c) Graph
d) All the above
3. In the absence of Respondent____ method can be used to collect data
a) Questionnaire
b) Indirect oral investigation
c) Local Correspondent
d) Telephonic
4.

Convenience sampling is an example of

a. probabilistic sampling
b. stratified sampling
c. nonprobabilistic sampling
d. cluster sampling

Differentiate Primary data From Secondary Data.

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