71. Which of the following is not a correct statement about a probability?
72. If for a given data, mode = 5, median = 15 and mean = 20, it means that the sample data is-
73. Assertion (A) If a random sample of 'n' observations is taken from a binomial population with parameter as p, the sampling distributions will be a standard deviation which is normally distributed.
Reason (R) Standard deviation of binomial distribution $$\sigma P = \sqrt {\frac{{pq}}{n}} ,$$ where q = 1 - p
Reason (R) Standard deviation of binomial distribution $$\sigma P = \sqrt {\frac{{pq}}{n}} ,$$ where q = 1 - p
74. In a frequency distribution, Bowley's coefficient of skewness is 0.6, if the sum of two quartiles is 100 and median is 38, the value of third quartile will be
75. Which one of the following formulae is used to calculate probable error of correlation coincident between two variables of 'n' pairs of observations?
76. If the third moment about mean is zero, then the distribution is:
77. In which approach to probability the outcomes are equally likely to occur?
78. The mean deviation is minimal-
79. In case of . . . . . . . . distribution mean, median, mode coincide.
80. According to central limit theorem, if the sample size increases, distribution is said to be . . . . . . . .
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