MCQ TEST ON STATISTICS.

Assignment 1 comprise twenty (20) multiple-choice questions Please provide the answer with a calculation

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Question 1: The amount of milk produced by a cow in 24-hour period
Question 2: Descriptive Statistics
Question 3: True
[ number of classes= range of scores
length of class interval
If there are large number of observations, the range will become larger. Hence, the number of
class intervals will increase.]
Question 4: 26
[Relative frequency of calls with 15 minutes or longer duration=0.10+0.07+0.07+0.02=0.26
Hence the number of calls that lasted 15 minutes or more out of 100 random calls= 0.26*100=
26.]
Question 5: 68.26 %
Question 6: Interquartile range and median (Anderson 2011).
Question 7: True (Plonsky 2015).
[In a positively skewed distribution, the right tail is longer than the left tail of the distribution.
Hence the spread from minimum value to first quartile will be less than the distance between
third quartile and the maximum value.]
Question 8: The standard deviation for this data would be 4.71 grams.
Question 9: True
Question 10: It is a discrete probability distribution (Ahsanullah 2014).

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Question 11: True
[Due to symmetrical property of standard normal distribution, ϕ ( x ) =1−ϕ (−x).]
Question 12: Distribution is approximately normal with mean=10 minutes and standard
error=0.8 minutes.
Question 13: False (Hinton 2014).
Question 14: True
Question 15: Approximately normal with a mean of $50.50
Question 16: False.
Question 17: (12.1195, 12.1605)
[90 % C . I . for mean=sample mean ± zα /2
σ
√ n , where α=90%, σ = standard deviation, n= sample
size.]
Question 18: We reject a null hypothesis that is true (Black 2019).
Question 19: The sample proportion is less than 0.65.
Question 20: True (Lowry 2014).

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References
Ahsanullah, M., Kibria, B.G. and Shakil, M., 2014. Normal Distribution. In Normal and Student´
st Distributions and Their Applications (pp. 7-50). Atlantis Press, Paris.
Anderson, D.R., Sweeney, D.J. and Williams, T.A., 2011. Essentials of statistics for business
and economics, revised. Cengage Learning.
Black, K., 2019. Business statistics: for contemporary decision making. John Wiley & Sons.
Hinton, P.R., 2014. Statistics explained. Routledge.
Lowry, R., 2014. Concepts and applications of inferential statistics.
Plonsky, L., 2015. Statistical power, p values, descriptive statistics, and effect sizes: A “back-to-
basics” approach to advancing quantitative methods in L2 research. In Advancing quantitative
methods in second language research (pp. 23-45). Routledge.