Model Question Paper Subject Code: MC0074 Subject Name: Statistical and Numerical methods using C++ Credits:

4 Marks: 140 Part A (One mark questions)

1. Probability is the study of experiments, the outcomes of whose result are .. A) Certain B) Uncertain C) Countable D) Uncountable A 2. Every point of a sample space is called as a .. A) Sample point B) element C) cluster D) limit point A 3. A variable which takes a definite set of values with a definite probability associated with each value of the variable is called the .. A) Random set B) Random number C) Random variable D) Random value C 4. The expected value of the number of points that will be obtained in a single throw with an ordinary die is A) 27 B) 26 C) 25 D) 29 5. Poisson distribution is the limiting form of the binomial distribution A) (q+p)2n B) (q+p)n C) (q+2p)n D) (q-p)n
B

6. Mean of the Poisson distribution is .. A) m B) 2m C) 2m D) m2

7. The moment generating function about the origin is given by . A) M0 B) M0 C) M0

D) M0 8. M.G.F about mean will be given by m(t) = ..

9. .. is a technique used for the modeling and analysis of numerical data consisting of values of a dependent variable and of independent variables. A) Complex analysis B) Real analysis C) Regression analysis D) Correlation analysis 10. In the value of the variate is assumed to be concentrated at the mid value of the interval. A) Class interval B) Frequency polygon C) Mode D) Median space, indexed by the parameter t, where t varies over an index set T. A) Random process B) Arrival process C) Stochastic process D) Markov process

12. A is defined to be discrete parameter independent process {Xn / n = 1, 2, .} where X1, X2,.. are independent, identically distributed, nonnegative random variables. A) Renewal process B) Transaction process C) Modal process D) Unimodal process A) Approximate numbers B) Random numbers C) Exact numbers D) Natural numbers 14. .. are those that represent the numbers to a certain degree of accuracy A) Approximate numbers B) Natural numbers C) Real numbers D) Complex numbers. 15. A is an array of mn elements arranged in m rows and n columns. A) Vector B) Set C) Matrix D) Natural numbers 16. A square matrix in which all the elements are zeros is said to be a .. A) Skew matrix B) Skew symmetric matrix C) Orthogonal matrix D) Null matrix

17. Every algebraic equation of nth degree, where n is a positive integer, has only.. A) n 1 roots B) n roots C) n + 1 roots D) 2n roots 18. If (a + ib) is a root of f(x) = 0, then the other root of the equation f(x) is .... A) ib B) a C) a ib D) b ia 19. .. play an important role in numerical techniques, where tabulated values of the functions are available. A) infinite differences B) normal differences C) Finite differences D) factorial differences 20. The method of computing the value of y, for a given values of x, lying outside the table of values of x is known as. A) interpolation B) factorization C) normalization D) extrapolation 21. The general method for deriving the numerical differentiation formulae is to differentiate the .. A) interpolation polynomial B) extrapolating polynomial C) trinomial D) differential polynomial.

22. The trapezoidal rule is ..

23. A .. is an equation which involves independent and dependent variables and the derivatives of the dependent variables. A) Quadratic equation B) Differential equation C) Transcendental equation D) Logarithmic equation 24. The equation is a . order differential equat A) first B) second C) third D) zero 25. MATLAB is built around the MATLAB language called .. A) B-code B) Dual-code C) M-code D) Log-code

26. The values we get when we give the command >> ari = 1:5 is . A) ari = 1 B) ari = 1 2 3 4 5 C) ari = 1 5 D) ari = zero 27. . is the study of experiments the outcomes of whose result are uncertain. A) Probability B) Distribution C) Trials D) Simulation 28. A of an experiment is the set of possible result of that experiment. A) sample space B) random space C) real space D) metric space 29. The outcomes which make necessary the happening of an event in a trial are called A) unfavourable event B) favourable event C) retraceable event D) traceable event 30. E(x) + E(y) = A) E(x + y) B) E(x y) C) E(xy) D) E(y x) 31) If C is a constant then V(CX) =

A) CV(X) B) C3V(X) C) C2V(X) D) C4V(X) 32) The joint probability density function satisfies the condition ..

33. Poisson distribution has .. parameter/s A) one B) two C) three D) four 34) The gamma function for (p>0) is defined as

35. If X has a discrete distribution with density function f, then Mx(t) =

36. The arithmetic mean of 129, 117, 112, 200, 172, 138, 183 is A) 160.14 B) 170.14 C) 140.14 D) 150.14 37. State true(T) or false(F) i. The probability of any event lies between 0 and 1.

A) (i) T (ii) T

B) (i) F (ii) F

C) (i) T (ii) F

D) (i) F (ii) T 38. State true(T) or false(F) If S is the sample space and E is any event in a random experiment then, (i) P( S ) = 0 A) (i) T (ii) T B) (i) F (ii) F C) (i) T (ii) F D) (i) F (ii) T 39. State true(T) or false(F)

For a continuous random variable X, a probability density function is a function such that

E) (i) T (ii) T F) (i) F (ii) F G) (i) T (ii) F H) (i) F (ii) T 40. State true(T) or false(F) (i) In a perfect positive correlation, the coefficient of correlation is +1. (ii) Covariance is a measure of quadratic relationship between the random variables. E) (i) T (ii) T F) (i) F (ii) F G) (i) T (ii) F H) (i) F (ii) T

Part B (Two mark questions)

41. The equation of the normal curve is .

42. State true(T) or false(F)

(ii) If origin is taken at 0 su A) (i) T (ii) T B) (i) F (ii) F C) (i) T (ii) F D) (i) F (ii) T 43. In case of normal distribution the probability function with the mean at the origin is given by

44. State true(T) or false(F) (ii) The sample variance S2 A) (i) T (ii) T B) (i) F (ii) F C) (i) T (ii) F D) (i) F (ii) T 45. The arith metic mean in rupee s from table given below is Mont hly Numb er of Labo urers 100 150 200 250 300 500
2.

30

20

15

10