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    This document contains details of a statistics exam section including 13 multiple choice, multiple select, and short answer questions. It provides information on the section such as the number of questions, time limits, and subsections. It then lists the questions and response options or expected answers.

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    This document contains details of a statistics exam section including 13 multiple choice, multiple select, and short answer questions. It provides information on the section such as the number of questions, time limits, and subsections. It then lists the questions and response options or expected answers.

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    Sem1 Statistics1

    Section Id : 64065329352

    Section Number : 6

    Section type : Online

    Mandatory or Optional : Mandatory

    Number of Questions : 13

    Number of Questions to be attempted : 13

    Section Marks : 40

    Display Number Panel : Yes

    Group All Questions : No

    Enable Mark as Answered Mark for Review and


    Yes
    Clear Response :

    Maximum Instruction Time : 0

    Sub-Section Number : 1

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365164

    Question Shuffling Allowed : No

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 151 Question Id : 640653452578 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 0

    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    THIS IS QUESTION PAPER FOR THE SUBJECT "FOUNDATION LEVEL: SEMESTER 1 : STATISTICS
    FOR DATA SCIENCE 1"

    ARE YOU SURE YOU HAVE TO WRITE EXAM FOR THIS SUBJECT?
    CROSS CHECK YOUR HALL TICKET TO CONFIRM THE SUBJECT TO BE WRITTEN.

    (IF IT IS NOT THE CORRECT SUBJECT ,PLS CHECK THE SECTION AT THE TOP FOR THE SUBJECTS
    REGISTERED BY YOU)

    Options :

    6406531505837. Yes

    6406531505838. No

    Sub-Section Number : 2

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365165

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 152 Question Id : 640653452579 Question Type : MSQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 2 Selectable Option : 0

    Question Label : Multiple Select Question

    Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?

    Options :

    6406531505839. Descriptive statistics can be performed only on population data.

    6406531505840. Inferential statistics can be performed on both population data and sample
    data.

    6406531505841. Descriptive statistics can be performed on both population data and sample
    data.

    6406531505842. Inferential statistics cannot be performed on population data.

    Sub-Section Number : 3

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365166

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 153 Question Id : 640653452581 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 2
    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    Consider the experiment of selecting a three-child family at random. If ‘b’ denotes of being a boy
    and ‘g’ denotes of being a girl, then find the possible values of the event “The first born is a girl”?

    Options :

    6406531505844.

    6406531505845.

    6406531505846.

    6406531505847.

    Question Number : 154 Question Id : 640653452582 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 2

    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    If X and Y are independent Poisson random variables with expectations 3 and 5 respectively, then
    find the variance of 2X + Y .

    Options :

    6406531505848. 17

    6406531505849. 11

    6406531505850. 23

    6406531505851. Insufficient information

    Question Number : 155 Question Id : 640653452590 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 2
    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    Options :

    6406531505857. 0

    6406531505858. 1

    6406531505859. 2

    6406531505860. 3

    Sub-Section Number : 4

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365167

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 156 Question Id : 640653452580 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Equal

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :
    3

    Question Number : 157 Question Id : 640653452593 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Range

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    0.75 to 0.85

    Question Number : 158 Question Id : 640653452594 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    Samsung mobile company launched two new phones, Galaxy A03 and Galaxy S22. The probability
    that Galaxy A03 has good battery life is 70% and the probability that Galaxy S22 has good battery
    life is 80%. If a phone is selected randomly, then what is the probability that it has a good battery
    life?(Enter the answer correct to 2 decimal accuracy).

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes


    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Range

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    0.70 to 0.80

    Sub-Section Number : 5

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365168

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 159 Question Id : 640653452583 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 4

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    An owner of a television shop sends his repairman to service five televisions on site each day. It is
    found that half of the service calls require installation of a particular part in the television. If the
    repairman has only one such part, then find the probability that at most one television he services
    will require installation of this particular part.

    (Enter the answer correct to 3 decimal accuracy.)

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Range

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    0.183 to 0.193

    Sub-Section Number : 6

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365169

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes


    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 160 Question Id : 640653452591 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    The difference between the number of ways n distinct letters can be arranged with repetition and
    without repetition is 21. Find the value of n.

    Options :

    6406531505861. 4

    6406531505862. 3

    6406531505863. 5

    6406531505864. Insufficient information.

    Sub-Section Number : 7

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365170

    Question Shuffling Allowed : Yes

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Number : 161 Question Id : 640653452592 Question Type : MCQ Is Question


    Mandatory : No Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction
    Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 4

    Question Label : Multiple Choice Question

    Consider the dataset 15, 19, 12, 21 and 17. If we add 2 to all observations, then what is the
    difference between 50th percentile of new dataset and 30th percentile of old dataset?

    Options :

    6406531505865. 2

    6406531505866. 5

    6406531505867. 7

    6406531505868. 4
    Sub-Section Number : 8

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365171

    Question Shuffling Allowed : No

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Id : 640653452584 Question Type : COMPREHENSION Sub Question Shuffling


    Allowed : No Group Comprehension Questions : No Question Pattern Type : NonMatrix
    Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Question Numbers : (162 to 163)

    Question Label : Comprehension

    The amount of time that a particular machine can run before its battery wears out is exponentially
    distributed with an average of 100 hours. The owner of the factory needs to run that machine
    more than 50 hours to complete a deal with company-A. Based on the information, answer the
    given subquestions.

    Hint: e = 2.718

    Sub questions

    Question Number : 162 Question Id : 640653452585 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    What is the probability that he will be able to complete the deal with company-A without having to
    replace the machine battery? (Enter the answer correct to 3 decimal accuracy)

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Range

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    0.602 to 0.612
    Question Number : 163 Question Id : 640653452586 Question Type : SA Calculator : None
    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 4

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    If the owner has already used the machine for more than 40 hours to complete the previous
    orders, then what is the probability that he will be able to complete the deal with company-A
    without having to replace the machine battery? (Enter the answer correct to 3 decimal accuracy)

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Range

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    0.602 to 0.612

    Sub-Section Number : 9

    Sub-Section Id : 64065365172

    Question Shuffling Allowed : No

    Is Section Default? : null

    Question Id : 640653452587 Question Type : COMPREHENSION Sub Question Shuffling


    Allowed : No Group Comprehension Questions : No Question Pattern Type : NonMatrix
    Calculator : None Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Question Numbers : (164 to 165)

    Question Label : Comprehension

    The time that buses will reach on a particular stand inside IIT Madras campus is uniformly
    distributed between a minutes and 30 minutes. If the 90th percentile for the bus time to reach on a
    bus stand is 28 minutes, then based on the information , answer the given subquestions

    Sub questions

    Question Number : 164 Question Id : 640653452588 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 3

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    Find the value of a.

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Equal

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    10

    Question Number : 165 Question Id : 640653452589 Question Type : SA Calculator : None


    Response Time : N.A Think Time : N.A Minimum Instruction Time : 0

    Correct Marks : 2

    Question Label : Short Answer Question

    Find the expected time taken by buses to reach on a particular stand inside IIT Madras campus.

    Response Type : Numeric

    Evaluation Required For SA : Yes

    Show Word Count : Yes

    Answers Type : Equal

    Text Areas : PlainText

    Possible Answers :

    20

    Sem1 CT
    Section Id : 64065329353

    Section Number : 7

    Section type : Online

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