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Question 511 Mark
If repeating an experiment having Bernoulli trials $N$ times and $p (x)$ is the probability of getting $x$ success in the experiment then what is the success in the experiment then what is the expected frequency of number of success in $N$ repetitions?
Answer
If repeating an experiment having Bernoulli trials $N$ times and $p(x)$ is the probability of getting $x$ successes in the experiment then the expected frequency of number of successes in $N$ repetitions $= N ∙ p(x).$
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Question 521 Mark
In a binomial distribution $3p = 2q$ than determine whether skewness of the distribution is negative or positive.
Answer
$3p = 2q$
$3p = 2(1 – p)$
$\therefore p = \frac{2}{5}$
$3p = 2 - 2p$
$\therefore 3p+2p=2$
$\therefore 5p=2$
Since $p < \frac{1}{2}$ skewness of the distribution is negative.
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Question 531 Mark
State the probability distribution for Bernoulli trials.
Answer
The probability distribution for Bernoulli trials is Binomial probability distribution.
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Question 541 Mark
“In a binomial probability distribution Mean is $12$ and standard deviation is $5”.$ Check the validity of the statement.
Answer
Here Mean $n p=12$ and variance is 5 . i.e. $n p q=(5)^2=25$. In a binomial distribution $n p>n p q$. Therefore this statement is not correct.
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Question 551 Mark
Can mean and variance in binomial distribution be equal? Why?
Answer
No, mean and variance in binomial distribution cannot be equal. In binomial probability distribution value of mean is always more than its Variance. i.e. $np > npq.$
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Question 561 Mark
In a binomial probability distribution if $p = \frac{1}{3}$ , then what will you say about its skewness?
Answer
$p = \frac{1}{3}$ less than $\frac{1}{2}$ Hence, there is positive skewness in binomial probability distribution.
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Question 571 Mark
By which condition parameter $P$ of binomial distribution is negative skewness?
Answer
In binomial distribution if $p > \frac{1}{2}$, then there is negative skewness in the distribution.
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Question 581 Mark
Which type of distribution is binomial probability distribution?
Answer
James Bernoulli introduced binomial probability distribution.
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Question 591 Mark
Mention the mathematical relationship between the mean and variance of binomial probability distribution.
Answer
In a binomial probability distribution variance $ < $ mean which means $npq > np.$
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Question 601 Mark
In a binomial probability distribution what shows mean $np?$
Answer
In a binomial probability distribution mean $np$ is an average number obtain from $n$ Bernoulli trials.
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Question 611 Mark
State the mean and variance of binomial probability distribution.
Answer
For a binomial probability distribution mean $= np$ and variance $= npq.$
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Question 621 Mark
In which conditions binomial probability distribution is used?
Answer
The experiment which are conducted through random experiments and sampling methods, their results is either success or failure, for getting probability of these events, binomial probability distribution is used.
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Question 631 Mark
Who has first introduced binomial probability distribution?
Answer
James Bernoulli introduced binomial probability distribution.
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Question 641 Mark
When does a binomial probability distribution become symmetrical distribution?
Answer
When $\frac{1}{2}$ a binomial probability distribution becomes a symmetrical distribution.
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Question 651 Mark
What is called a binomial random variable?
Answer
If number of success of n number of Bernoulli trials is represented by $X,$ then $X$ is called a binomial random variable.
$X$ assumes any value from a finite set $\{0, 1, 2, ... n\}.$
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Question 661 Mark
State the interval of probability of success $P (S).$
Answer
Results $(S)$ and $(F)$ of a dichotomous experiment are mutually exclusive.
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Question 671 Mark
If $P (S) = p$ and $P (F) =q$ then what is the value of $p + q?$
Answer
Results $(S)$ and $(F)$ of a dichotomous experiment are mutually exclusive.
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Question 681 Mark
What is the nature of results of a dichotomous experiment?
Answer
Results $(S)$ and $(F)$ of a dichotomous experiment are mutually exclusive.
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Question 691 Mark
State the sample space associated with dichotomous experiment.
Answer
Sample space associated with a dichotomous experiment is $U = \{S, F\};$ where, $S =$ success and $F =$ failure.
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Question 701 Mark
What is the value of $\Sigma{p}(x)$, of probability distribution $p (x)$ of a discrete random variable?
Answer
For a probability distribution $p(x)$ of a discrete variable $\Sigma{p}(x) = 1.$
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Question 711 Mark
Which values are assumed in a set of real number $R$ of a discrete random variable$?$
Answer
In a set of real numbers $R$ of a discrete random variable finite or countable value can be assume$(D).$
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Question 721 Mark
State the conditions that $p (x)$ becomes a probability distribution.
Answer
If for random variable $X.$
$(1)$ for all the values of $X$ of variable $X\ p(x) \geq 0$ and
$(2)\ \Sigma{p}(x) = 1$ then $p(x)$ is the probability distribution of variable $X.$
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Question 731 Mark
What is the symbol of probability distribution variable $X?$
Answer
Symbol of probability distribution of random variable $X$ is $p(x).$
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Question 741 Mark
Give illustrations of a continuous random variable.
Answer
Illustrations of a continuous random variable are :
$(1)$ Age of a school teacher
$(2)$ Height of a student
$(3)$ Temperature of a place
$(4)$ Weight of a employee.
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Question 751 Mark
Give illustrations of discrete random variable.
Answer
Illustrations of a discrete random variable are :
$(1)$ Number of children per family
$(2)$ Number of printing mistakes in a book.
$(3)$ Number of goals in a match of a hockey
$(4)$ Number of heads obtained in the experiment of tossing a-coin thrice
$(5)$ Number obtained on a dice when it is thrown
$(6)$ Number of accidents occurs during a week in a city.
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Question 761 Mark
State the types of random variable.
Answer
Random variable is of two types :
$(i)$ Discrete random variable and
$(ii)$ Continuous random variable.
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Question 771 Mark
State a random variable $X.$ Symbolically define over sample space $U.$
Answer
Random variable $X$ defined over sample space $U$ is symbolically represented as $X : U \rightarrow R.$
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Question 781 Mark
What is random variable$?$
Answer
Let $U$ be a sample space of a random experiment.
A function which associates a real number with each outcomes of $U,$ is called a random variable and is denoted by symbol $X.$
Symbolically, it is represented by $X : U \rightarrow R.$
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Question 791 Mark
State the parameters of binomial probability distribution.
Answer
$n$ and $p$ are the parameters of binomial distribution.
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Question 801 Mark
Write probability density function of binomial distribution.
Answer
$P(X=x)=p(x)={ }_n C_x p^x q^{n-x},$
where, $0 \leq x \leq n \text {, and } 0<p<1$
$X =$ Number of successful trials
$n =$ Number of successful Bernoulli trials
$p =$ Probability of success; $q = 1 - p$
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Question 811 Mark
For n attempts of a dichotomous experiment if $P (S)$ remains constant for every attempt, then what are such n attempts called?
Answer
For $n$ attempts of a dichotomous experiment, if $P(S)$ remains constant for every attempt, then such $n$ attempts are called Bernoulli trials.
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Question 821 Mark
If probability of failure $P (F) = q$ what can you say about the value of $q?$
Answer
When probability of failure $P(F) = q$ then $0 < q < 1$
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Question 831 Mark
What is success and failure?
Answer
If a certain result is obtained in a random experiment, it is called success and if that certain result is not obtained, it is called failure.
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Question 841 Mark
What is called a dichotomous experiment?
Answer
An experiment, which results only in two outcomes, namely success and failure, is called a dichotomous experiment.
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Question 851 Mark
Random variable $X$ assumes all the variables of real numbers than which type of variable is $X?$
Answer
If random variable $X$ assumes all the values of real numbers than $X$ is discrete random variable.
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Question 861 Mark
Mean of a symmetrical binomial distribution is 9. Find the value of its parameter n.
Answer
For a symmetrical binomial distribution, $p = \frac{1}{2} = 0.5$.
Mean $np = 9$
$n(0.5) = 9 \implies n = \frac{9}{0.5} = 18$.
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