STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY HOME WORK.

Statistics:
Homework 1:
Important of statistics limitation and characteristics of statistics.
How to make class boundaries?
Homework 2:
Make an example or take from book to find Quartile , Docile, Median
in a continuous and discrete series.
Homework 3:
Properties of arithmetic mean.
Enperical relationship between mean median and mode.
Merits and demerits of arithmetic mean.
Median, mode, geometric mean and harmonic mean.
Box plot change of origin and scale for a thematic mean.
Homework 4:
Measurement scale errors of measurement.
Collection of primary data and secondary data.
Types and main parts of table. Rectangles and subdivided rectangles.
Homework 5:
Principle of classification types of table.
Standard deviation and variation of shortcut method.
Homework 6. N.B
Different meanings are given to the word STATISTICS explain the
meanings as early as possible and explain briefly difference between
measure of dispersion and measure of location.
What is effect of change of origin and scale on moment.
Numericals.
1. Calculate the mean deviation from (1) the mean, (2) the median,
of the following set of examination marks.
45,32, 37, 46,39, 36, 41, 48 and 36.
Also calculate the co-efficient of mean deviation.
2. Find out the mean deviation from arithmetic mean and median.

C-I F
1-10 14
11-20 18
21-30 32
31-40 22
41-50 10

Probability:

Homework1:
A card is a drawn from the Deck of 52 cards. What is probability
A card is a heart, face card or Queen.
 Homework 2:
Complementary events. Exercise 6.22 to 6.32.

First slides homework:

Q:1 A student test score is an integer b/w 0 t0 100 corresponding to
exp: out T0……T100, A score of 90 to 100 is A grade , 80 to 89 =B, 70 to
79 =C, 60 to 69= D and below 60 is failing grade, given that all score
b/w 51 to 100 are equally likely and 50 or less cannot occur find
1 p(T79) 2 P(T100) 3 p(A) 4 p( c or better)
Q:2 Monitor 3 consecutive phone calls either voice call(v) or data call
(d),outcome having all voice calls or data call with probability 0.2 ,all
others outcomes having probability 0.1 find A p(v<2) , B p(v=3)
Q:3 In an factory ,those are three machine , A,B,C test a item
produced from each machine respectively A,B,C acceptable (a) or
rejected (r) , find the probability
1. item from machine B is rejected
2. two items are acceptable

Q.4 Anwar and Qaiser are to play a tennis tournament. The 1 st person
to win two games in a row or who wins total of three games wins the
tournament, what is probability that the tournament is decided in
(i) exactly three games (ii) four or more games (iii) at mot four games
Q.5 Consider a binary code with 4 bits (0 or 1) in each code word
(i) How many different code words are there (ii) how many code
words have exactly 2 zeros
(iii) How many code words begin with zero?
Q6. In how many ways can 3 Arabs, four American and four Pakistani
can be seated in a row if same nationalist sit to gather
Q.7 A college team plays 12 foot ball matches during a session. In how
many ways can it end the session with 7 wins, 4 losses and one tie.
Q8. Q 1. A Industry request for financial support from 3 different
sources A, B, C in order to undertake a new venture Draw a tree
diagram to list all possible replies of approval and disapproval of the
request.
Q 9. Anwer and Qaiser are to play a tennis tournament. The 1st
person to win two games in a row or who wins total of three games
wins the tournament, using a tree diagram show all possible
outcomes
Q 10. A bag contains 5 pens, 2 of which do not write, a person picks
pens until he finds one that writes. Draw the tree diagram to show all
possible outcomes
Q 11. there are three bags; the 1st contains three red and one green
balls, the 2nd contains two red, three green balls and third contains
five green balls. One bag is selected and two balls are drawn from that
bag, draw a tree diagram representing the selection of bags and
number of colored balls that are drawn. How many path does the tree
have
Q 12. how many different fraction can be made using the numbers
2,3,5,7,11,13. how many of these less than 1 make a tree diagram.
Q13. Consider the game of value three points; shuffle a deck of three
cards: Ace of diamond, Queen of diamond, King of diamond. With the
ace worth 1 point, queen 2 points and king 3 points. Draw cards until
total points are 3 or more, you win if your total is exact 3 points, make
a tree diagram which show that you win
Q. 14 Three law students appear in a bar examination they can pass
the examination in at most three attempts. How many of them pass
the exam in each attempt is to be studies, draw a tree diagram to
show possible result in each examination and how many possible
outcomes
Q.15 Three teachers and two students are invited to a party. In how
many ways can they take their seats if
(a)They can sit anywhere

(b) Teacher and student sit alternatively

(c) Two students occupy the ends

Q. 16 In how many ways automobile license plate can be made if each

plate contain a letter followed by three digit.

Slide 2:
Q. Suppose traffic engineers have coordinated the timing of two
traffic lights to encourage a run of green light, in particular, the timing
was designed so that with probability 0.7 a driver will find the 2nd light
to have the same color as the 1st. Assuming the 1st light is equally
likely to be red or green. What is probability of P(G1|R2)
Q. You have six-sided die that you role once. Let Ri denote the event
that rolls is i. let Gj denote the event that is roll is greater than j. Let E
denotes that the roll of the die is even numbered find P(R3│G1)
Q. 3consecutive phone calls going through a telephone switching
office. Classify each one is as a voice call (v), if some one is speaking,
or data call (d), if a call is carrying a modem or fax signal, your
observation is sequence of 3 letters (3 calls) either it is v or d. The
outcome (vvv) and (ddd) having probability 0.2 and all other
outcomes having probability 0.1, count the number of voice calls (Nv)
calculate the following probability P(Nv ≥1|Nv =2)
Q. Flip coin twice on any flip the coin comes up head with probability
¼ let Hi and Ti denotes result of flip find (i) P(H1│H2)
Q. 1 Marie is getting married tomorrow, at an outdoor ceremony in the
desert. In recent years, it has rained only 5 days each year.
Unfortunately, the weatherman has predicted rain for tomorrow.
When it actually rains, the weatherman correctly forecasts rain 90%
of the time. When it doesn't rain, he incorrectly forecasts rain 10%
of the time. What is the probability that it will rain on the day of
Marie's wedding?

Q. Consider an experiment of testing Two ICs, either acceptable (a) or

failure (f) . probability of both ICs is acceptable hence 0.97, all other
event have prob. 0.01, Find 1st IC is rejected given that 2nd is rejected.