IC82 STATISTICS - 09
Q1.Kurtosis is known as the _______. |
a) First Moment about the Mean |
b) Second Moment about the Mean |
c) Third Moment about the Mean |
d) Fourth Moment about the Mean |
Q2. Which curve is defined as the probability that the rule will lead a decision-maker to reject Null Hypothesis(H_0) when in fact, the Alternate Hypothesis (H_1) is true? |
a) Operating Characteristic Curve |
b) Type-II Error |
c) Error Characteristic Curve |
d) Power curve |
Q3.When a random process is conceived as a sequence of trials conducted in such a manner that a particular outcome of any given trial is the result of unknown or un-assignable causes, it results as a chance occurrence. It is known as _____. |
a) Classical probability |
b) Objective Probability |
c) Theoretical probability |
d) None of these |
Q4.Which of the following is the Probability Sampling Method? |
a) Judgement Sampling |
b) Convenience Sampling |
c) Simple Random Sampling |
d) Quota Sampling |
Q5.The flat-topped curve is known as _____. |
a) Meso-Kurtik |
b) Lepto-Kurtik |
c) Platy-Kurtik |
d) None of these |
Q6.In many decision problems, the possible states of nature are expressed in terms of the possible values of a population parameter and when this is the case, the state space is referred to as the ___. |
a) State-space |
b) Action space |
c) Parameter space |
d) None of these |
Q7.Which method and the normal equations are equally applicable for determining the trend line? |
a) Method of semi-averages |
b) Free-Hand Drawing |
c) Method of Least Squares |
d) Seasonal variations |
Q8.The critical value divides the action space into |
a) Acceptance region |
b) Rejection region |
c) Both a and b |
d) None of these |
Q9.For the purpose of the study of the profile of agents, 8 agents are selected out of which 4 are members of the distinguished club, and 4 are general. How many sample sets can be listed? n^P_n: |
a) 60 |
b) 70 |
c) 80 |
d) 90 |
Q10.The preconceived idea about the value of a population parameter is called a ___. |
a) Sampling |
b) Probability |
c) Action space |
d) Hypothesis |