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This document is an examination paper for BBA Semester 3 on Business Statistics, consisting of three sections with a total of 9 questions. Section A is compulsory with 10 short answer questions, Section B has 5 questions of which 4 must be attempted, and Section C includes 3 questions where 2 must be answered. The paper covers various statistical concepts, calculations, and applications relevant to business decision-making.

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This document is an examination paper for BBA Semester 3 on Business Statistics, consisting of three sections with a total of 9 questions. Section A is compulsory with 10 short answer questions, Section B has 5 questions of which 4 must be attempted, and Section C includes 3 questions where 2 must be answered. The paper covers various statistical concepts, calculations, and applications relevant to business decision-making.

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Roll No... ....

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Total No. of Printed Pages: 2
Total No. of Questions: [09
Branch: BBA (Semester - 3")

Subject Name: Business Statisties


Subject Code: BBADI311
Paper ID: [150116]

Time: 03 Hours Maximum Marks: 60


Instruction for candidates:
1. Section A is compulsory. It consists of 10 parts oftwo marks each.
2. Section B consist of 5 questions of 5 marks each. The student has to attempt any 4
questions out of it.
3 Section C consist of 3 questions of 10 marks each. The student has to attempt any 2
questions.
Section - A (2 marks each)
Q1. Attempt the following:
a) Applications of Gcometric Mean
b) Histogram
c) Consumer Price Index
d) Chain base Index
c) Conditional Probability
f Limitations of Statistics
g) Determine QD and MD if SD of a data set is 16
h) Calculate coefficient of correlation if two regression coefticients are 0.80 and 0.45
i) Three unbiased coins are tossed collectively. what is probability of obtaining at l
heads?
j) Price of a commodity was Rs. 120, Rs. 160 and Rs. 210 in the first, second and third
month respectively. Find the harmonic mean.

Section - B
(5 marks each)
Q2. Calculate index numbers for following data using Laspeyre's method. Paasche's method
and Fisher's method:

Commodity Po Qo P Q
A 20 8 40 6
B 50 T0 60
C 40 15 50 15
D 20 20 20 25

Q3. What do you mean by time series? Critically examine various components of time series
also.
decision making? Elaborate various
Q4. How is concept of probability useful in business
approaches of probability also.
following data:
Q5. Find the missing information from Group-IIICombined
Group-I Group-II
90 200
Number 50
115 116
Mean 113
7.746
Standard Deviation 6

Find out coefficient of correlation for the following data:


Q6. 78
90 82 75 25 98 36
|Advt. 39 65 62
53 58 86 62 68 60 91 51 84
Sales 47

Section C (10 marks each)


of correlation.
What do you by correlation? Discuss in detail about various types
Q7. mean

How it is different from regression?


decision making. What problems are
Q8. Discuss theapplications of Index numbers in business
generally faced while constructing index numbers?
Past records show that machine I produces 30 per
Q9. Assume that a factory has two machines.
70 per cent of the items. Further, 5 per
cent of the items of output and machine 2 produces
cent of the items produced by machine I were defective and only I per cent produced by
machine 2 were defective. If a defective item is drawn at random. what is the probability
machine I or machine 2?
that the defective item was produced by

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