STA301 Assignment No. 1 Fall 2011 solution

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Assignment No.1 (Course STA301)
Fall 2011 (Total Marks 30) 

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Objective(s) of this Assignment:

·         The assignment is being uploaded to strengthen the students’ BASIC concepts about statistics.
·         Practice for arranging and displaying already collected data into an organized form, using given statistical method.
·         Make students able to understand the concept of measures of central tendency.

Assignment.1 (Lessons 1-10)

Question 1:Marks: 5+5=10
i) From the table given below, Find
(a) Class boundaries
(b) How many men fall in the age of 50 or above? 
(c) How many men fall between the age group of 60 and 69?

Age Group (Men)
f
20-29
5
30-39
4
40-49
5
50-59
8
60-69
12
70-79
16
Total
50

(ii) Write down the following figure in the form of frequency table and also find the relative frequency.

Question 2:Marks: 5+5=10
(i) Calculate the mode from the following continuous distribution.

Height
Number (f)
57.5-60.0
6
60.0-62.5
26
62.5-65.0
190
65.0-67.5
281
67.5-70.0
412
70.0-72.5
127
72.5-75.0
38
Total
1080

(ii). Use the stem and leaf plot to answer these questions.

Statistics Test Scores
Stem
Leaf
6
1 1 4 6 7 8
7
2 3 5 7 9
8
1 3 5 6 6 7 7 8 9
9
0 0 3 4 6 8 9 9
10
0 0

a) What is the best test score?
b) How many students take the test?
c) How many students scored 90?
d) What is the lowest score?
e) Find the difference between the high and low scores.

Question 3:Marks: 3+3+4=10(i) Find the median for the following discrete frequency distribution.

Number of pupils per class
Number of Classes
20
1
21
0
22
1
23
3
24
6
25
9
26
8
27
10
28
7
Total
45


(ii) Calculate the weighted mean from the following data
Item
Expenditure
Weights
Food
290
7.5
Rent
54
2.0
Clothing
98
1.5
Fuel and light
75
1.0
Other items
75
0.5

(iii) A man gets a rise of 10% in salary at the end of his first year of service and further of 20 % and 25 % at the end of the second and third year respectively. The rise in each case is calculated on his salary at the beginning of the year. To what annual percentage increase is this equivalent?

Solution:






Class Boundaries f
19.5-29.5 5
29.5-39.5 4
39.5-49.5 5
49.5-59.5 8
59.5-69.5 12
59.5-79.5 16
total 50




(b) How many men fall in the age of 50 or above?


Men above 50
= 8+12+16=36
(c) men fall between the age group of 60 and 69=
=12
(ii) Write down the following figure in the form of frequency table and also find the relative frequency.


Class Boundaries f Relative frequncy
19.5-29.5 5 5/50=0.1
29.5-39.5 4 4/50=0.08
39.5-49.5 5 5/50=0.1
49.5-59.5 8 8/50=
59.5-69.5 12 12/5=
59.5-79.5 16 16/50=
total 50


Question 2:Marks: 5+5=10
(i) Calculate the mode from the following continuous distribution.
Height Number (f)
57.5-60.0 6
60.0-62.5 26
62.5-65.0 190
65.0-67.5 281----f1
l--67.5-70.0 412---model class
70.0-72.5 127-----f2
72.5-75.0 38
Total 1080


Ans=
Mode = l + fm-f1/(fm-f1)+(fm-f2) * h
Fm = frequency of model class = highest frequency =412 
H= difference between class boundries = 2.5


So…
Mode= 67.5+412-281/(412-281)+(412-127)*2.5
= 67.5+131/(131)+(285)*2.5
= 68.287


(ii). Use the stem and leaf plot to answer these questions.
Statistics Test Scores 
Stem Leaf
6 1 1 4 6 7 8 
7 2 3 5 7 9 
8 1 3 5 6 6 7 7 8 9 
9 0 0 3 4 6 8 9 9 
10 0 0 




a) What is the best test score?
Ans best score 100
b) How many students take the test?
Ans 30students
c) How many students scored 90?
Ans 02students made 90
d) What is the lowest score?
Ans lowest score= 61
e) Find the difference between the high and low scores.
Ans high score = 100 
Lowest = 61
Difference = 100- 61 =59


Question 3:Marks: 3+3+4=10(i) Find the median for the following discrete frequency distribution.Number of pupils per class Number of Classes
F cf 
20 1 1
21 0 1
22 1 2
23 3 5
24 6 11
25 9 20
26 8 28
27 10 38
28 7 45
Total 45


Median=n+1/2 for more detail page no61 of HO
45+1/2
median =23rd value is lying in 26the distribution so median = 26


(ii) Calculate the weighted mean from the following dataItem Expenditure Weights
Food 290 7.5
Rent 54 2.0
Clothing 98 1.5
Fuel and light 75 1.0 solve from page no58 of HO
Other items 75 0.5


(iii) A man gets a rise of 10% in salary at the end of his first year of service and further of 20 % and 25 % at the end of the second and third year respectively. The rise in each case is calculated on his salary at the beginning of the year. To what annual percentage increase is this equivalent?
Ans 
Annual percentage increase in his salary = 10%+20%+25%/3
= 55/3
= 18.33%






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