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This document contains instructions for answering six questions: 1. Calculate the coefficient of variation and comment on the results for two data classes. 2. Identify the pair of judges with the most similar scoring attitudes. 3. Calculate the correlation coefficient between two variables X and Y. 4. Estimate sales for two different advertising expense amounts based on existing data. 5. Calculate Bowley's coefficient of skewness from frequency data grouped in classes. 6. Estimate the number of workers with daily wages in several ranges, assuming the wages follow a normal distribution.

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Each Question Carries Ten Marks: Answer Any Three

This document contains instructions for answering six questions: 1. Calculate the coefficient of variation and comment on the results for two data classes. 2. Identify the pair of judges with the most similar scoring attitudes. 3. Calculate the correlation coefficient between two variables X and Y. 4. Estimate sales for two different advertising expense amounts based on existing data. 5. Calculate Bowley's coefficient of skewness from frequency data grouped in classes. 6. Estimate the number of workers with daily wages in several ranges, assuming the wages follow a normal distribution.

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Each Question Carries Ten Marks: Answer Any Three

1. Find Coefficient of Variation and comment the result:


CI
Class-A
Class-B
2.

05
5
12

5 10
8
16

10 15
12
18

15 - 20
17
25

20 - 25
15
17

25 - 30
10
8

30 - 35
8
4

Find the pair of Judges having similar attitude in assigning scores:

Judge-I
46
89
70
59
Judge-II
65
65
48
79
Judge-III
41
56
60
74
3. Find Correlation Coefficient between X

62
69
41
and Y

69
65
80

57
59
55

59
48
55

80
49
46

57
87
50

46
34
62
37
42
44
32
52
54
57
Supply
41
36
37
63
32
62
54
46
46
63
Demand
4. Estimate (i) Sales for the Adv. Expense of 40 and (ii) Sales for the expense of
30 from the following:
Sales
55
48
58
45
69
38
28
Adv. Expense
50
38
50
87
56
76
77
5. Find Bowleys coefficient of skewness from the following:
CI

10 35

35 60

60 85

85 110

110 135

135 160

65
31
160 185

84
41

70
44

185 210

Frequenc
ies
35
40
48
100
125
80
50
22
6. Daily wages of 1000 workmen are normally distributed around a mean of Rs. 700
with Standard deviation of Rs. 50. Estimate the number of workers whose daily
wages will be,
(i) More than 735
(ii) Between Rs 680 & Rs 740
(iii) Between Rs 710 & Rs 725
(iv) Less than Rs 675
(v) Less than Rs 715

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