A train arrives at a commuting station on time on an average of 8 out of 10 days. What is the probability that in a given week of 5 working days, the train will not arrive on time 2 of the 5 days?
Out of 10,000 students in a university, a sample of 400 is taken, the monthly average of the expenditure of these 400 students is found to be Rs. 75 and the standard deviation Rs. 2.50. Set the limits within the average of additional sample would be
Statement I Both the probable error and standard error of the coefficient of correlation are different. Statement II When a sampling distribution of mean is prepared by taking small sized samples from a normally distributed population, the distribution takes the shape of normal distribution.
Statement I The product of coefficient of correlation, standard deviation of variable 'X' and Standard deviation of variable 'Y' gives the measure of covariance between X and Y variables. Statement II The product of coefficient of correlation between X and Y variables and the ratio between standard deviation of X variable to standard deviation of Y variable measures the slope of the regression line of X on Y variable.
The following statements relate to sampling distributions. Choose the correct statements being correct or incorrect. Statement I Sampling distribution of mean is normally distributed irrespective of the type of population distribution and size of samples. Statement II The standard deviation of the sampling distribution of mean is less than the standard deviation of the population distribution.
"The chi-square is an extremely useful type of test instrument and is used to provide a probability basis for testing the variation between sample values and values obtained from a frequency model." Who said this?
"Two or more events are called mutually exclusive, if the occurrence of anyone of them excludes the occurrence of the other." This statement is given by
If the decision processes are centralised at a higher level and the . . . . . . . . and authorities is not proper, then the information technology choice will weigh heavily in favour of the distributed data acquisition systems and the centralised high and information processing systems for decision support.
Each day a worker (M) produces 100 goods with a standard deviation of 5, while another worker (N) produces 200 goods with a standard deviation of 15. Which of the following statement is correct?
There are 'm' number of favourable eases to event A and 'n' are non-favourable eases, both are equally likely and mutally exclusive, the probability of occurring the event A is P(A)=m+nm. This formula corresponds to which one of the following approaches to probability?