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2nd Int (BS) - PKP

The document provides data to obtain two regression equations from variables x and y, and to calculate Karl Pearson's coefficient of skewness from frequency data of different sizes. A linear regression analysis of the x and y data would result in two equations, one for each variable predicted by the other. The skewness calculation would measure the asymmetry of the frequency distribution around its mean value.

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2nd Int (BS) - PKP

The document provides data to obtain two regression equations from variables x and y, and to calculate Karl Pearson's coefficient of skewness from frequency data of different sizes. A linear regression analysis of the x and y data would result in two equations, one for each variable predicted by the other. The skewness calculation would measure the asymmetry of the frequency distribution around its mean value.

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BUSINESS STATISTICS

1. From the following data ,obtain two regression equations:


x
y

91
71

97
75

108
69

121
97

67
70

124
91

51
39

73
61

[16X1]
111
80

57
47

2. Calculate Karl Pearsons co-efficient of skewness from the following


Data.
[9X1]
Size
Frequency

1
10

2
18

3
30

4
25

5
12

6
3

7
2

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