Probability & Statistics Sec-3 with Dr. Kishore Kumar P. K. for
Sem II 2020
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A1.1. The following are the points to draw a less than ogive curve
from a frequency distribution.
(7, 4), (14, 12), (21, 24), (28, 39), (35, 49), (42, 56), (49, 61),
(56, 64), (63, 65)
a) Construct the corresponding frequency distribution from the given points.
b) Calculate the points to draw a more than ogive curve from the same frequency distribution.
c) Draw the more than
ogive curve in the graph paper attached.
[6 Marks]
A1.2. There are 5 red, 4 blue, 6 green and 3 black
balls in a box. Ahmed draws 5 balls from the box at random. What is
the probability that at least three of them are blue?
[4 Marks]
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B3.1. The median and mode of the following wage distribution of 320
workers are given as 48.15 and 53.25 respectively. Find the missing
frequencies from the corresponding relative frequency distribution
given below.
Wages
(in RO) 0 - 9.5 10 - 19.5 20 - 29.5 30 - 39.5 40 - 49.5 50 - 59.5
60 - 69.5 70 - 79.5 80 - 89.5 90 - 99.5
Relative
frequency 0.0375 0.0625 0.09375 0.175 x y z 0.06875 0.05
0.0375
[8 Marks]
B3.2. How many ways a team of five salespersons can be
formed from a group of 10 salesmen and 8 saleswomen, if the team
contains at most 2 saleswomen?
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C2.1. The table below shows the number of absences, x, in a
Calculus course and the final exam marks, y for 8 students.
X
2
1
2
6
4
3
5
3
Y
93
90
94
60
72
82
70
84
a) Calculate the regression coefficients and hence find the correlation coefficient.
b) Find the regression equation of y on x.
c) Predict the mark of a student whose number of absence is 0.
Solution B 3.2
For these type of questions, we need to make use of combinations
So, we need to find ways a team of five salespersons can be formed from a group of 10 salesmen and 8 saleswomen if the team contains at most 2 saleswomen
There are three ways in which a team of five salespersons can be made having at most two saleswomen
1st - Team having 0 saleswomen and 5 salesmen
2nd - Team having 1 saleswoman and 4 salesmen
3rd - Team having 2 saleswomen and .3 salesmen
so adding all these possible ways we get,
= 8C0 X 10C5 + 8C1 X 10C4+ 8C2 X 10C3
= 1 X 252 + 8 X 210 + 28 X 120
= 252 + 1680 + 3360
= 5292
So, there are 5292 ways in which a team of five salespersons can be formed from a group of 10 salesmen and 8 saleswomen if the team contains at most 2 saleswomen.
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