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Descriptive statistics
PROBLEMS
"Study little but study very thoroughly, because it is thoroughness in work which pays in the long run."
Q1
If there are 7 observations
4,6,8,12,10,20,24,
then the sum of deviation of the
observations from their AM is ?
( ) ?x x- =å
Q2
If a variable assumes the values
1,2, 3 ... 5
with frequencies as
1, 2, 3 ... 5,
then what is the AM?
Q3
The average salary of a group of
unskilled workers is Rs.10000
and that of a group of
skilled workers is Rs.15,000.
If the combined salary is Rs.12000, then what is the percentage of skilled workers?
Q4
The weighted arithmetic mean of the four numbers
26, 128, 12 and 4 is 10.4.
If the weights of the first three numbers are 1, 3 and 4
respectively, find the weight of the
fourth number?
Q5
The weighted AM of
3, 5 and 10
with weights
x, y and z
respectively is known to be 8.
What is the weighted AM if the weights are changed to 2x, 2y and 2z respectively?
Q6
The algebraic
sum of the deviations
of 25 observations measured from 45
is – 55
find the A.M. of the observations?
Q7
The weighted arithmetic mean of
first n natural numbers
whose weights are equal to the corresponding numbers is equal to?
Q9
The average weight of the following frequency distribution is 17.
Find the value of p
X 8 20 26 29
F 3 2 p 1
Q10
The mean age of a group of 50 persons was found to be 48 Later, it was discovered
that age 40,34,56 was misread as 30,43,52 Then the correct mean is?
Q11
The numbers
3.2, 5.8, 7.9 and 4.5
have frequencies
x, x+2, x–3 and x+6
respectively, If the arithmetic mean is 4.876, find the value of x?
Q13
What is the GM for the numbers 8, 24 and 40?
If A.M. = 25; H. M. = 9, then GM =? Calculate geometric mean of the four numbers
5,8,6,1 with frequency
3,2,4,1
Q14
If the AM of two unequal positive real nos
a and b (a>b)
be twice as that of its GM for two numbers then the
ratio a : b ?
Q15
If there are two groups with
75 and 65
as harmonic means and containing
15 and 13
observation then find the
combined HM ?
Q16
An, aero plane flies from
A to B
at the rate of 500 km/hour and comes back from B to A
at the rate of 700 km/hour.
The average speed of the aero plane is?
Q17
A motor car covered a distance of
50 miles
four times
The first time at 50 mph, the second at 20 mph, the third at 40 mph and the fourth
at 25 mph.
Calculate the average speed.
Q18
“MOI” travelled some distance by cycle at a speed of 15 km per hour.
On return journey he travelled the same distance at a speed of 10 km per hour.
What was his
average speed per hour during the entire journey?
Q19
Find the Harmonic mean of the following numbers: 1,
Find the Harmonic mean of the following numbers:
1 1 1, ,........, .2 3 n
1 1 11, , ,......,3 5 2 1n
Q20
What is the H.M of the following data relating to the age distribution of 72
persons?
Age (Year): 20 30 40
No. of people: 13 28 31
Q21
Find the H.M of the following data
Class Frequency 10 – 15 4
15 – 20 8 20 – 25 12 25 – 30 20 30 – 35 11
35 – 40 6 40 – 45 5
Q22
The median of the following observation
22,24,33,37,x+1,x+3,44,47,51,58
arranged in ascending order is 42
find x?
Q23
You are given below a certain statistical distribution. Calculate the most suitable
average.
Value FrequencyLess than 100 40
100 – 200 89 200 – 300 148 300 – 400 64
400 and above 39
Q24
If x and y are related by
2x – ½y =10
and mode of x is known to be 7.5,
then the mode of y is?
Q25
For the given data find the three quartiles23, 14, 24,45, 23, 34,43, 12, 34,45, 23, 23,45, 56, 43,
42
Q25
The average American spends $65.88 per month dinning out (the Des Moines register).
a sample 25 of young adults provided the following dining out expenditures( in dollars)
over the past month.
253 101 245 467 131 0 225 80
113 69 198 95 129 124 11 178
104 161 0 118 151 55 152 134 169
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING?
1. COMPUTE THE MEAN MEDIAN AND MODE.2. CONSIDERING THE RESULTS ABOVE DO THESE
YOUNG SEEM TO SPEND ABOUT SAME AS AN AVERAGE AMERICAN EATING OUT.
3. COMPUTE THE FIRST AND THIRD QUARTILE.4. COMPUTE THE RANGE AND THE I.Q.R.
5. COMPUTE THE VARIANCE AND THE SATANDRAD DEVIATION.
6. THE SKEWNESS MEASURE FOR THE DATA IS -1.54?
7. CHECK THE ACCURACY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT.
Q26
Find the standard deviation of first n natural numbers?
If the quartile DEVIATION is 30 and median 22, find the coefficient of quartile
deviation, assuming the distribution to be symmetrical.
Q27
The quartile deviation of the following distribution is:
Weights (Kg) No. of men40 – 45 1045 – 50 2250 – 55 2855 – 60 2060 – 65 1265 – 70 8
Q28
If the relation between x and y is 5y – 3x =10 and the mean deviation about mean for x is 12, then the mean deviation of y about
mean is?
Karl Pearson coefficient of skewness is 0.32.
Its standard deviation is 6.5 & mean is 29.6, find the mode and median?
Q29
What is the value of
mean deviation about mean
for the following observations?
50, 60, 50, 50, 60,
60, 60, 50, 50, 50,
60, 60, 60, 50.
Q30
The mean deviation about mode
for the numbers 4/11, 6/11, 8/11, 9/11, 12/11, 8/11
If the SD of the 1st n natural numbers is 2, then the value of n must be?
Q31
Prices of a particular commodity in five years in two cities are given below. Find from the data the city which had more stable prices
Prices in city A Prices in city B20 1022 2019 1823 1226 15
Q32
What is the standard deviation from the following data relating to the age distribution of 200
persons?
Age (Year): 20 30 40 50 60 7080
No. of people: 13 28 31 46 39 2320
Q33
The mean and SD
of a sample of 100 observations
were calculated as 40 and 5.1 respectively by a CA student who took one
observations as 50 instead of 40 by mistake.
The correct value of SD would be?
Q34
The standard deviation calculated from a set of 32 observations is 5.
If the sum of the observations is 80,
what is the
sum of the squares
of these observations?
Q35
For a group containing
100
observations,
the A.M. and S.D. were 8 and 10.
For 50 observations selected from these 100 observations the
A.M and S.D are 10 and 2 respectively.
Find the A.M. and S. D. of the other half.
Q36
Find the coefficient of variation of the following data:
Marks No of Students
0 – 10 4
10 – 20 10
20 – 30 16
30 – 40 12
40 – 50 8
Q37
The following data relates to the salary of workers of two factories
Factory A Factory B
No. of workers 80 110
Mean Rs 2320 Rs 2160
SD Rs 120 Rs 122
In which factory is variation in salary more?
Q38
For 2 values of a variable x,
the mean and the standard deviation
are 10 and 2
respectively.
What are the values of x?
Q39
For a set of ungrouped values the following sums are found:
N = 15,
= 480,
= 15735.
Find the mean and standard deviation
of the values.
Xå2
Xå
Q40
The INTER QUARTILE RANGE of the following distribution is:
Weights (Kg) No. of men400–450 10450–500 22500–550 28550–600 20600–650 12
650–700 8
Q42Wageweb conducts surveys of salary data and present
the summaries on its website. Assume the following data come from a sample of annual salaries for 20
marketing executives (data are in thousands)
145,140,145,173,116,127,155,134,138,
114,951,621,271,131,781,439,316,516,157
184CALCULATE PEARSON COEFFICENT?
Q43
Find mean deviation and its coefficient for the data
wages No of workers
0 – 1000 4
1000 – 2000 10
2000 – 3000 16
3000 – 4000 12
4000– 5000 8
Q45
Prove that the
standard deviation
calculated from two values
a and b
is equal to half of their difference
Q46The following table gives the earned run averages (eras) for the
2002 season for the pitching staffs of the 16 baseball teams in the national league.
Arizona 3.92 Milwaukee 4.73
Atlanta 3.13 Montreal 3.97
Chicago 4.29 New York 3.89
Colorado 5.20 Philadelphia 4.17
Cincinnati 4.27 Pittsburgh 4.23
Florida 4.36 St. Louis 3.70
Houston 4.00 San Diego 4.62
Los Angeles 3.69 San Francisco 3.54
CALCULATE
mean (eras) median and mode variance of the data standard deviation and its coefficient comment on skewness of the data calculate I.Q.R
ANALYSEYou are given the data of a factory before and after the
settlement of industrial dispute.
comment on the gain or losses from the point of the workers and the management
BEFORE AFTER
NO OF WORKERS
2440 2359
MEAN WAGES 45.5 47.5
MEDIAN WAGES 49.0 45.0
STANDARD DEVIATION
12.0 10.0
ANALYSEFrom the data given below state Which series is more
consistent?
Variable Series A Series B
10-20 20 13
20-30 18 22
30-40 32 40
40-50 40 32
50-60 22 18
60-70 18 10