.1.statistics MCQS
.1.statistics MCQS
.1.statistics MCQS
Statistics
1) The seasonal variation in the time series is computed by
2) After detrending the data, the time series (Multiplicative model) consist of
a) Y=TSCI
b) Y=TSI
c) Y=CSI
d) None of the above
After detrending the data, the time series will consist of Characteristic Stability
Index, that helps to determine which changing variable is responsible majorly for
causing the model score shift.
If we divide the time series by moving average, the Multiplicative model will
consist of Seasonal variations(s) into irregular variations(i)
Multiple Choice Questions Probability and
Statistics
a) Explained variable
b) Response variable
c) Predicted variable
d) All the above
Explained variable, Response variable and predicted variable all are the names of
dependent variable.
6) When the slope of regression line is negative, the following statistics is also negative
a) r
b) r2
c) Standard error of estimate
d) Standard error of slope co-efficient
When we have the slope of regression line negative, correlation coefficient r will
also be negative.
7) If both the dependent and independent variable increase simultaneously, the correlation
co-efficient will be in the range of
a) 0 to +1
b) 0 to -1
c) 1 to 2
d) -1 to +1
a) 0.75
b) 0.60
c) 0.40
d) None of the above
a) r2
b) byx
c) r
d) None of the above
10) The area under the standard normal curve between -3.0 and -2.0 is
a) 0.0228
b) 0.4472
c) .02165
d) 0.3413
The solution is calculated using the the z-score of the data value and after that a
Z-Score Table
You can only have two possible outcomes for each trial in binomial experiment.
a) √ np
b) √ npq
c) npq
d) pq
The standard deviation in binomial distribution means the degree in which the
variables are different from the mean, that is √ npq in this case.
a) Chance variable
b) Stochastic variable
c) Variate
d) All the above
a) F(x)= P(X ≤ x)
b) F(x)= P(X ≥x)
c) F(x)= P(X =x)
d) None of the above
Multiple Choice Questions Probability and
Statistics
The function F(x) gives the probability of the event that X takes a value less than
or equal to a specified value of x.
a) A Table
b) A mathematical function
c) A Histogram
d) All the above
a) A table
b) A mathematical function
c) A graph
d) A density functions.
Tables are used to represent Discrete probability and not the continuous
probability distribution.
a) E(X) + E(Y)
b) E(X) + Y
c) E(X) – E(Y)
d) None of above