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m..n : 150
Full Marks/~ : 450
Note/m:
(1)
Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One
mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded
for each unattempted question.
(2)
'Ili\
1.
0:-;11<> .. ~ .. P1 .. 3m ~ 3m
~~
"" 'If.l
"" '!It'!
Xn,l
xn+l
~ 3m ~ 1
<it
,j\ '!I"f
x ~....., to <it
xn'l
(I) 0
2.
if f.'t<R
(2)
(3) n
(4)
The first four moments of a distribution about mean are 0, 2, 0 and 11. Then the
distribution is
(1) leptokurtic
(3J
(347)
(2) platykurtic
mesokurtic
(P.T.D.)
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(I) ~'1 ~
(3)_~
3.
(I)
(3)
4.
(n;lf
n 2 -1
(4)
n (n + 11I2n + I)
If the geometric mean of positive numbers Xl. X 2. "', X n is G, the geometric mean of
2Xl,22X2,,2nXn is
;iPn
n
(2) 22G
(I) 2G
5.
(3) 2
t, <i\
+,
2
Fifteen candidates appeared in an examination. The marks of the students who passed
in the examination are 9,6,7,8,8,9,6,5,4,7. The median of the marks of all the
fifteen candidates will be
'P;\l """,ff
,!!\,",
1\
~ ~I
(347)
.n
~ ,!!\,",
J!llliq;f </ij
(2) 6'5
1\ '3<ftuf 11,1\
ll1fl<!'fiT M .
(3) 6
~ >rJHiq; ~ 9, 6, 7, 8, 8,
(4) 75
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6.
If the variance of
Yl,Y2,"',YlO
8.
1. 2, "',
CfiT '5fmUT 10
am:
Yi=5xi+4,i=1,2,,lO,
it
Yl.Y2,,YlO CfiT
tiMr
ml"(U]
7.
is 10 and Yi = SX I + 4, 'i =
IS
~ xI,x2"",xlO
(I)
54
(2)
(3) 250
50
(4) 254
Second and third central moments of a distribution are equal. What is the nature of the
distribution?
(1) Symmetric
(2) Asymmetric
(3)
Positively skewed
(1)
wrflrn
(2)~
Four years ago, the average age of a family of four persons was 18 years. During this
period, a baby was born. Today, if the average age of family is still 18 years, what is the
age of baby?
(1) 20 years
"IR
_
(I)
9.
'!'f '['l ml\ '!fum it; 'lli\ ~ <lit """" ~ 18 '!'f 2ft I '"
,ffi; '!fum <lit """" ~ 18 '!'f ~ t <it fu'lJ <lit ~ 'I'IT i?
20 '!'f
(2)
-.jfq "'"
fu'lJ
'!iT """
Ii,an I
25 '!'f
In a mesokurtic distribution, the fourth central moment is 243. I,ts standard deviation
will be
(I) 9
(347)
(3) 27
(2) 3
3
(4)
81
(P. T.O.)
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10.
A man having to drive 90 km wishes to achieve an average speed ,of 30 lan/hr. For the
first half he averages only 20 lan/hr. His average speed in the second half of the
journey in order to achieve the desired average should be
fom 90 km ~ ~ t, 30 km/hr <f;\ 3i'mi! >ffiI 11TH q;r;rr "'"'"t I <mIT it '""
"'" "'" ~ 3i'mi! >ffiI 20 km/hr ~I <mIT it ~ "'" 1\ ~ ~ 3i'mi! >ffiI lITH .rn it
~ ~ 3i'mi! >ffiI ir.fl
1('" -..fu;
(I) 40 km/hr
11.
(2) 45 km/hr
(4) 60 km/hr
The limiting form of a histogram when class intervals are made very small is
frequency curve
(2)
(3) oglVe
12.
(3) 50 km/hr
'I(~I("' ~':!'"
(2)
'IR
~ "IT'i, til
'I(~I(",
3!Tlffi
""'
(3)
(4)
mean
44, s.d.
(4) mean
=40,
s.d. = 12
50 ~\l"Il "" l!I"'I 40 i!'l1 l!R'Ii ~ 8 tl 'If!; ..,,)q; ~""" 1\ 4 -.it\< ~ '""', til
"'" l!R'Ii
~ WIT
(3)
13.
= 44, l!R'Ii ~
.!.
2
=8
(I)
(347)
'l1"1
'I'!T 'l1"1
(4)
0:::
'l1"1
-2x +3 and 8x
(2) _I
3
(3)
.!.
3
= 40, l!R'Ii ~ = 12
=
(4)
I
2
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14.
(I)
15.
16.
.!.
(2) I
(3)
(4) -I
The correlation coefficient between height and intelligence quotient (IQ) of adult
persons is generally near to
(I)
10
(I)
10 i\;
f.i<R
(2)
0'75
(2)
075 i\;
f.i<R
(3)
0'25
(3)
025 i\;
(4) 0
f.i<R
(4) 0 i\;
f.i<R
(I)
"
a=~y
boO,
,,'
x
(3)
17.
b == xy
2 ' a==lly-bJlx
"x
Suppose that the regression line of y on x for a set of data has been calculated as
y == 55 -13 5x. Then which one of the following statements is false?
(1) There is a negative correlation between x and y
(2) The regression coefficient of x on y would be negative
x = 5,
then !l
= -62
(P.T.D.)
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~ lln "!fIi<i\ iii "-'" WJ"f'I iii ~ x '" y WfTWlUT 1:1m "Oil
yo55-135x. <it f.1",~""d
if ,,:t.;-m om! 'TffiI~?
'lH
(I)
"Oil ~
<fiT ~~ ~ *,U!k4C6 ~
q-(
(3) Y
"'IT x iii
'lfi;
"""'
>i1<
(2) Y
(4)
18.
",oro
'1"RT W
'lH<> ~ W!H
X 05, ""
Y 0 -62
If for two attributes A and B, the class frequency (AB) ==0, then Yule's coefficient of
association Q is equal to
(I)
(2) -I
(3)
'lfi; i,t"T'l'l'i! A a<tt B iii ~ 'l'f .,("'I\dl (AB)~O, "" 'I." "" ~ ~ Q 'I'J'f(-;i'r'1!
19.
{I)
(3)
(2) -I
If X and Y arc independent variates each with zero mean and unit variance, then the
correlation coefficient between (X ---:kY) and (X +Y) will be maximum when k is
'lfi; ~
(I)
20.
'i'R X
(2)
(3) -I
m,
<it
(X - k Y) "d'IT (X + Y)
(4)
-2
(347)
(2)
linearity of regression of x on y
(3)
non-linearity of regression of y on x
(4)
non-linearity of regression of x on y
6
iii ofR
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lI1llT"l ~ ~i),.,
( I) Y
21.
<I:t x '"
(3)
(4)
W!T&ll"T
<I:t
;mcll".,
aitoii".,
(I) 9
22.
<I:t hlIl'ffll
W!T&ll"T
(2)
<I:t x '"
l!R ~ ~
(2)
(4) 10
(3) 8
(4)
W :rm
f.i",r~r,,"
(I)
(3)
23.
if II -.i'R-m
(2)
A "" B f';mil Be A
(2)
if
(4) A "'" B
(1) 0
<it
'<'I'! "ffi'! ~?
~ if ~'""'''' ~
A "'" B ""'" ~
w"""oil
(347)
A 11m B
""II,q .. ~ ~
(3)
if
'!tl
t ~ P(A)=~2
~,q",,,,
""
~
4
PIB)=~, <it
4
P(B/A) is
P(B/A)-.Pft
(4)
1
(P.TD.)
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24.
(2) P(AnB)~P(A)~P(A)+P(B)~P(AuB)
(3)
P(AnB)~P(A)~P(AuB)~P(A)+P(B)
t,
(I)
P(A)~P(A)+P(B)~P(AuB)~P(AnB)
(2)
P(AnB)~P(A)~P(A)+P(B)~P(AuB)
(3)
P(AnB)~P(A)~P(AuB)~P(A)+P(B)
(4) ~
25.
~-m "'"
if it q,'\{
Which of the following pairs of events is mutually exclusive in toss of four c9ins?
(1) At least two heads and utmost two tails
(2) At least two heads and at least two tails
fln>'f '!it
wm iI it ~-m 'Rrn ~ t,
{347)
-.M a1t<
T""
(3) q;q-it-_
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26.
1
(1)--
2)
1
I
365
49
27.
(3)
(4)
~
7
An unbiased coin with faces marked 1 and 2 is tossed two times. Let X be the number
obtained in the first toss and'Y be the maximum of the two numbers obtained. Then
PIXoYjis
"'" ""If_ fu1!i1, ~ ~ '" 1 "'IT 2 fu1m t, <;1 om :mR!T "fl<!T t I 'IF! ~ X ~""
~if ]!ffi <i&n "'IT Y <;1ij 3i<IB1 if ]!ffi <i&n if ~ t I <it PIX ~ Y j '!iT 'IF! tiPn
(I)
(2)
28.
(3)
(4)
If three small squares are chosen at random on a sixty-four square (chess) board, the
chance that they are in a diagonal line is
-.nt B "'<;RI"
"ill",
1iMt
(2) 6/744
II) 5/744
29.
~ B <fH
(3) 7/744
(4) 8/744
(3) ~2
(4) ,,2
<IT?:
<OJ
I ~f.i~<fl
~ X
'IF! """
~+"
~-"
PIX)
1
2
1
2
<it~~P2
( I)
(347)
t
(2)
1
9
(P. T. D.)
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30.
(I)
31.
"i'f{
(2)
PI-P2
1- P3
(2)
l!HT Z ~ F x ( x)1
~
13
<it
(4)
(4)
P2 - P3
1- PI
-.'\'11
PI - P3
I-P2
'l"
ij '"" ~ Ol~r;;,,'h ~
(2)
it fu'I1
'1'111
(3)
(4)
it
wftq
-.'\'11 "
ill;
"i'f{
X 'hi
(2) l.
(I) 21.
(3)
l.
t I <it E I X J -.'\'11
(4)
~OJ~PIX ~2J~p;
=::;
.!..2
l!HT ill;
"i'f{
X 'hi
0.-:;; p
iii flRI
(I) 0
(347)
(3)
12
tI
A point is selected at random in a circle. The probability that the point is closer to the
centre than to its circumference is
ilf;>f\
34.
'li<'R F x (0)
(I)
33.
oir-!
32.
f.mq;,
l!H
iii #ro:
?:.
2
PIX
~IJ~I-2p
for
-.'\'11?
(3)
10
(4)
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35.
II.
'1iffi
I.
>$" ~ ""'L
II.
"
>It\
OW
to
"'IT
[31 II
!II "'"
*""\
'ltl ~
~ II 3ffiF! ~
~ I
3ffiF!
36.
*""\ ~
[II
Ri X, Y, Z
3
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is discrete
;jRrr ~
LV.
Wffi "
~
[2)
qffi
""'L '"
(3) 2
3
11
1is
[-.Pi!
(4)
I
(P.T.D.)
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37.
fix,
Then PIX> 1] is
~f<itPIX>ll~
II)
38,
I
e
(3)
For a r.v. X, if
fx(x)~~(I<}
~
-.R;
otherwise
(3) 3
(2) 2
"'<;fi.i>'" '"
0< x<a
J is
( I) 0
~,
<it
(I) 0
(4)
~, -.R;
fx(x)~~(I<}
(347)
p[~<x<a]
'!iT l!H
0< X<a
""""
Q1'1T
(2) -
(3)
12
(4)
I
4
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39.
If X and Y are two random variables and a and b are constants; then coy (X +a, Y + b)
will be
IX, Y) + ab
(2)
COy
(4)
(2)
COy
(X, Y) + ab
40.
Starting from the origin, unit steps are taken to the right with probability p and to the
left with probability q(::: 1- p). Assuming independent movements, the expectation of
the distance moved from the origin after n steps is
~ ~
q Ie 1 - p) iI; mOl 10 ~ fum ""'"
'[<'!
ii
3m<'!
41.
n{p-q)
..,a
om; Of",""'
i
1~
-..1 ...,n,
om Of",""
owff
I
'!Hit ~. n ~ iI; 'ITG 'l!' ~ ii ""
M
(2)
(n-l)(p-q)
(3)
(4)
p-q
n-l
p-q
If X is a uniformly distributed random variable in (-2a, 2a), then its probability density
function win be
(3)
(347)
1
o
1
30
to
iii ~
(2)
-2a<x<2a
-2a< x< 2a
(4)
13
1
2a
4a
-2a< x< 2a
(P.T.O.)
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42.
If X -
'X. ~
is
(2)
43.
(4) ;m)u;
'!itfl ""
Let
6
f(x)=,,'
x x
= 0
and M(t)
'"
= l, 2, 3, ...
elsewhere
6etx
(347)
>!>fi
(2)
(3)
(4)
14
+ Y)
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f(x)~-,----,-'
~ M(t) ~
Ix
L:,", tl mM
x",}1t
n x
o.
L 2, 3, ...
~
i?
if 1I -.iR-m "'"
(I)
~ M(t) "'"
(2)
(3)
(4)
~ M(t) "'"
ano"",o",o
ano"",o",o
ano"",o",o
i
~
44 .
45.
If
Mx(t)~
.,ffi;
(I)
(2)
n
2
(3)
(I)
(~r
(3)
(2) 0
(4)
3
for X
I
2
n
4
1, 2, 3, .. " is
. (I)X
"2 ,X ~ L 2, 3, ... "" "W"" iPn
~ 'R'!
(I)
(347)
(3)
(2) 0
2
15
IP.T.O.)
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46.
47..
48.
f.fi X 1!i'fi
(I)
lfI'I'I;
'~I",'" 'R ~I
If random variable
PIX>a+b/X>ajis.
(2) 0'025
(3) 005
(I) PIX>bj
(2) PIX> aj
The probability mass function for the negative binomial distribution with parameters r
and p is
(4)
(347)
(4) 0'95
16
aWm ll'ft
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49.
snfilCfldl
~ ~
f{xl",,!e-:<-/2;
2
X'2':O
(I)
50.
(3)
(~,
!J
(4)
(2, 4)
Let X have a Poisson distribution with parameter A. Then the value of F(O-5) is
e- ic +Ae"}'
2
( I) e
i.
(2)
(3) e
() 5;.
A.
(3)
(1)
51.
(~,2)
--------
e-O SA
4 3!
212t +---e
5 3
15
Mx(t)~--+-e
Then E[X I is
t m E[X l,rr.n
(I)
(347)
22
(2) 9
15
(3)
17
15
17
(4)
11
5
(P. T.O.)
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52.
53.
<!Ii;
(1)
I, 2.
2
(2)
t ill
~,
PII (m,
(3) 2.
2.
2' 2
q;] """
(4)
1, 1
(4)
PI (m, n)
-.Frr
n)
2x
(I)
P(IX-21>2]<2
1
(2) PIIX-21>1]<2
(3)
P II X-II> 2]< 2.
(4) PIIX-11>1]<2.
If X is F(3, 4) and Y is F{4, 3), then for all k which one of the following is true?
<!Ii; X
"!fRl
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(I)
55.
54.
q;] """
F(3, 41 "'" Y
q;] """
F(4,3)
to
ill
k i\;
-.Frr?
(11 PIX
Sk]=p[YS~l
~J
(3) PIX
~kJ<P[YS ~l
(4) PIXSk]+P[YS
~l=l
18
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56.
pix)
~ {2}+1
o .
. 2
.
x~O'~
otherwise
fl].IS
Th en E 1-
LX
(I)
(2)
(3)
I
2
(4)
P(X)~{2}'I' x~0.~2."
0,
(I)
57.
(3)
I
2
(II
58.
(2)
a:r;::<:/'lIT
IV'
In a
(2)
~ample
n'
(3)
(4)
N!
"-"
"""
il) 55
i347)
W!ur "it
400
awif it
(2)
~ ij 40 >!TIl mT'!
(3)
60
19
15
WI >W I
mT'!
'!ft
14'5
(P. T. 0.)
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59.
"'" ""'" m. ~
.f"~."
(I)
60.
""" ""
1!F!<O
1!F!<O
t. "'"
(2)
160
t<n t I llT"l if
(4) 0-4
(3) 40
10
If the sample values are I, 3, 5, 7, 9, then the standard error of sample mean is
(2) SE=
~ ~ ~ 1. 3. 5. 7. 9
i. <it
(2) llT'l!'
(3) SE=20
~ llT"l ""
1!F!<O
(4)
I
SE =-
ffi -.iPft
I
2
,/2
(2)
m~ "".
62.
16
ffi -.iPft
(I) SE=,/2
61.
= 4
"Ill,,"! t
(I )
~'I'l wm ""
(3)
~'I'l
"'"
type II error
ffi ""
(2)
(4)
Let a and I~ denote the probabilities of committing type I and type II errors respectively.
Which of the following values of Cl and p correspond to the decision rule "always reject
the null hypothesis" ?
(i)
=0
(iii) ~=O
(iii a. = 1
(iv)
~=I
(4)
Codes:
(I) (i) and (iii)
(347)
(2)
20
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..t.-"i\
(i)
om: P ......'
ilf; a
'If.!
~
om:
"f.i"""n. qf'' ' ' ", 'iii ~ 31<41"" it" ;\; ~ "iii\?
f.!uf>I-Wm
(ii) a
63.
(2)
(iii)
P~ 0
(iv)
P~I
(3)
(4)
A.
J..L:= J.i.o.
B.
0 2 ::::
C.
D.
Test distribution
I.
II.
p~O
III.
Normal
Pl.23 =0
IV.
(}"2
=2
10
(I)
(A, II)
(B, Ill)
(3)
(A, IV)
(B, I)
JIiIiR
(C, IV)
(C, 11)
(D, I)
(D, III)
(4)
(A, I)
(D, I)
(2)
(A, 11I)
(D, 11I)
(4)
(A, I)
(B, IV)
(B, II)
(C, I)
(C, III)
(D, II)
(D, IV)
1Ptfuo ~ :
it
(347)
A.
~l=)lO' 0
B.
C.
p~O
D.
P l.23
=2
0=10
I.
II.
11I.
IV.
=0
(I)
(A, 11)
(B, III)
(3)
(A, IV)
(B, I)
(C, IV)
(C, II)
21
(B, IV)
(B, 11)
(C, I)
(C, Ill)
(D, II)
(D, IV)
(P.T.O.)
64.
Let'(X\X 2 ) be a random sample from a gamma distribution 0(1,8). Then for testing
HG:
(~ =
1 against HI : 8
GILS)
2, a critical region
<l
(X I X 2 )"'"
i\tr
II)
65.
(2)
0-95
To test Ho: ~t
0-05
(3) 0-85
(4)
0-90
f.!o vs. HI: IJ. > J.lo from N (~a2) when the population SD is known, the
appropriate test is
(I) (-test
N (f, a 2)
(2)
it
~ ~
H,:
~ > ~o "' ~ H 0 : fL
L~t
(2) Z -W\'!UJ
T be a statistic based on a random sample of size n from the population f(x, 0) and
E{T}-=:O. Then
}v-a
VITI
is distributed as
(347)
to]i'MT
(I) t-WIW'T
66.
Z -test
(2)
sameasf(x,S)
22
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fi!;
T ""8
~-
wrll!
CfiT
fix, 8)
i1
.,,R"" ~ 'R
n """"' ~
3l1"I1fur .R,,~,i~ T
t 3i'r<
EIT) =01
<it
'ijf~
~V(T)
(I) ~ n ~
(3)
67.
f(x,8)
fuir
'~I"I'"
t\ tim
In los sing of a coin, let the probability of turning up a head be p. The hypothesis is
H 0: P = 04 vs. H 1 : P = 06. H 0 is rejected if there are 5 or more heads in six tosses.
Then the size of type I error is
_
fi!;
l('!i
~ ~ 'R,
HI: p =06 tl Ho
"""' <lit
(I)
68.
",,,,1,,,,
0'041
(2)
0"037
(3)
0"029
(4) 0"05
:2, "', X n is a random sample of size n from Poisson distribution with mean A,
the Cramer-Rao lower bound ~o the variance of any unbiased estimator of A is
If Xl' X
<W: X:,
X" P', X" 3WlT'l n '"' "'IRil oir-! i1 "'" 01"""" ~ ., ~ '"'" A
~
<lit tm-U'l "l:l <fi'lT tM\
f->e~
*"__ """"
[I)
e"
(2)
(3)
18
t <it
A~
-<
(4)
'"
69.
tim
),
where
0-
is known.
It
X2
I-t
lit
i =1 CJ
(X, -fL)2
ioel
(347)
IET,G.)
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N (I'. ,,2)
>I, ~
,,2 >m!
-.;0;
.,<;R0.. '!Ifu<.>f
iI
'1f\lnui! '" Wm ~ :
n
1.
LX?
H.
i _,I
3'li\ifi
70.
>I ",",-llT
X~2
j,=1
III.
.Iii~.f", ~?
(1) ~ I 3it( II
(4)
I, H, III 3it( IV
E(Tnj----)B as n-t
(2)
V(TIl)~70
(3) E (Tn)
OCJ
as n"co
- 0 or V (Til) -t
a as
n -)0
00
(347)
tlX, _~)2
j-"J
a """"
00
00
00
24
f)
is
IV.
&. (X;,,-~
r..",r",ru.o
12P/221/31
71.
'I""''''' m
1('n
"'.....
qi\
~ ~
Class
q>f
Observed frequency
14
20
19
16
15
21
21
15
'l'lT1
~ -.>if if
ftf~ ilH1=4lRdl
Expected frequency
Jl~I~la ilHJ:ilHfll
Then to test the goodness of fit using the 'X '2 -statistic, what is/are the degree(s) of
"" m
~ ~ ~ "" '!tl~
(m)
"'" tit 7
(I)
72.
(2) 3
(3) 9
(2) 1('n ~
(4)
(347)
(4)
25
-.ilfl
..-r<'!T X 2
n ~ -.ilfl ..-r<'!T X 2
(P.T.a.)
12P/221/31
73.
1ITifeI P
E [
~. ~]
"Iffi
~ mit""", It..,ur
(2)
Let
[~, ~
J?
~ W'ITflrn ~
~7
","-w
74.
2X +1
(3) 3X +1
(4)
e J = e-( X-B);
X
7
Max (xl,X2,"',XI'lJ
(3)
LX,
(4)
'tl"RT
(3)
75.
IT
Xi
tit'lT
LXi
(4)
IT
Xi
then the
(I) ~xi
n
(347)
EX2
(2) - - '
n
(3)
26
)EX?
(4)
~~X?/n
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76.
x is
(2)
x is
(3)
77.
(1)
31'R
(2)
<:Hi
(2)
X, P 'fi1 1% ~
(4)
(1)
31'R
(2)
if il
.Rl"\,,, ~
~ 'f;il
f(x,9)=ge- ox
for
O<x<if.J
196',_
l-rn
r
(I) (I+~)
- In x(3)
(347)
('! ~~,;?~) x
(4)
(2)
(1?n6)/x
(4) ~ffi;
27
if il
~ 'f;il
(P. T. D.)
12P/221/31.
78.
Which one of the following classes of estimators correctly character the family of MVB
estimators?
(I)
f is a uni-valued' function of X
X, where X
(~Xi)
n
..m
(3)
(347)
28
'Iftoi'l
12P/221/31
79.
Let (X 1X 2 ) be a random sample from N{8,I). Then for testing H o :8=9 0 against
HI:
e >8 0
lIT'!
~ ill;
'll\l\I"I ~ ~ M
80,
(X I X 2 )
-.;ifuq; ~
"""
Let
'lFITilI;
X1
X
=Jl+El
2 = 2j.J. +E:2
(2)
Xl +2X 2
5
81.
If X is a binomial variate with parameters (5, 8), the UMVUE for '1'(8) =8 (1-8) is
-.m; M
'"
~ (UMVUE)
i\ '1'(8) =8 (1-8)
3FIh
oTm
(2) (X2 -5X)/20
(3)
(347)
X (I-X)/20
(4)
29
XIX -1)/20
(P.T.D.)
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82.
If
then
are the values of random sample from a normal population N (Il, 0'2),
S2
n -I
is a/an
(1)
(2)
0'2
(4)
'lfi;
S
1
n -I
(3)
N(~,a')
lIt~'*'
<l
'lH
ill
(lft Wm
~ 51fu;;~f-&1
(2)
0'2
(4)
mTm <Nt
q:jf
Let a population of size N = 10 have mean 15 and variance 100. A SRSWOR of size 4 is
drawn. If Xn denotes sample mean, then E[ X~ 1is
fu>n
'l'l1
(I)
140
il 'lfi;
'IT'''
(2)
Xn
ill E(X; J ~
(3) 225
240
(4)
150
"" 'Rf'R<f ~
a'
lJHI Jli;
84.
~--L(Xi-X)
Wlfu
SI<!;'II"'I 1""'"1
(I) a'
83.
0' 2
30
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.Iii,,"" ~ ~ >rll! ~ t?
~ <I%<!
"'~Rl>...Iii,,""
'""'''"'''.
"'~" .Iii,,""
"f<!ftr "'~" .Iii,,""
.ro .Iii,,""
(2)
(3)
(4)
85.
m<1
m<1
Supposing that, in cluster sampling S~ represent the variance within the clusters and
st between clusters.
(1 )
wn
~I
~ ~
S,;
ail,
.Iii,,"" it, S~ ~ ~ ~
S~ ~ oifq <l"P'T '<'IT
(2) S;' ~
86.
(3) S~ ~ S~
(2) S~ ~SE
2 = S2
S6)
b
'lHT fiI;,
>1m"!
'iii afu: S~
'iii ~
i?
SE
(3) S;,:o;
SE
Reason (R):
(347)
(21
Both (AI and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct reason for (A)
(31
(4)
31
(P. T. 0.)
l2P/22l/3l
f.\",lflfuiH
~ 'l1: ~ ~ :
'""" (A):
","1'<1",., ~ ~ ~.'IOHI
"""" {R) :
","1'<1",..
~-m W"!
f.\",r"fuiH i\ 1I
87.
3'!
1I
~ ""~
(I'll
.r.tl ~
t '.
a1t<
(R)
<ir.i\
W"!
(2)
(A)
a1t<
(R)
<ir.i\
W"!
(3)
(A) W"!
(4)
(A) 3lW"!
a1t<
~ (R) 3lW"!
.r.tl~1
{l I {AI
<ir.i\ i\ f1ro<tF!
~ {RI W"!
t
t
N
(l) n = -
(2) _ J =_
Nj
N
nj
~1 ~
"":1"1'<1 .. f.'!>R
'"' 3lJl!1'!
"m i\ .m
;;IiI ~
'T<l
3!T'IiR
i\ jl w: ii 'fIIf.ffi ~ ;;IiI
N
(I) n = -
n"
n
(2) _ J =_
NJ
nj
(347)
32
m..r
a1t<
n f (j = ~ 2, .... k)
m.
Nk
<IT
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88.
will! ""
(I)
89.
3W!T'l
mr.
~ ~ ~ ~ <"! ij ~
-;if.\ <iii
,,10,,", -;;PIt
(~
Nt)
(2)
(3)
N"
(4)
List-J
(Statistic)
0-
A.
Xl -X2
P.
B.
Sj -S2
Q.
(I-e')' In
c.
R.
S.
_1
0"2
+--1.
n,
n,
D. Median
,,'
2 n
0 2
Code,'
(347)
( I)
(2)
(3)
(4) R
33
(P.T.O.)
12P/221/31
'i'fi-I
'i'fi-II t
lI'IT
l!<;\
q;) ~ ~
<[!it-I
<[!it-II
Mil",,,,)
(J1mlIT)
P.
0'2
0
+_2_
2nl
2n,
_I
Q. (I-e')'/n
c.
R.
S.
n ,,'
2 n
2
0
_1
nl
(I)
ABC
0+2
n,
(2)PQRS
(3)QRSP
(4)
90.
~I
""
"" """".
I
(I) p > - -
NM
(347)
~'lf.fi ~ t\t<l
(2) p
"!ffi'!
~ _-:-;:-1;--:-
.,f<>.. """".
(3) p<
NM-I
34
N~-I
it
3lflr.!; <;!!I
ti't>rr. ~
12P/221/31
91.
If population size N := 100, sample size n = 12, then the ratio of variances of sample
mean in SRSWR and SRSWOR is
'If!;
~ N ~100, ~ ~ n ~12
'"""""'"
(I)
92.
<m'I
"'<;Rio'"
135
8
"fu", ..
(2)
ij
m,
""."
"4
(3)
(4)
",~fi;0,"
<1m
'l
8
In stratified random sampling. with the cost function C =C o +ECnn n the variance of
~ il1iiNsl!:fl SlRtilil."'l
imT,
.q,
is proportional to
nn
~ <'Xi<l ~ C =C o +I:Cnn n
~ nn ~'1'jq,"l
m,
'iqY~P"lIf.1d lff\."lJ Y st
q)!
m:RUT.
imT
The condition in which double sampling method is more precise than taking a simple
random sample for the same cost, is obtained as
94.
25
22
93.
If
>
4cc'
-=--,.-
(l<r
x and X
1('h
>m!
4cc'
<'IT'!
fuu;
4cc'
(3) p2>_=~
(C+c')1/2
denote the sample and population mean respectively and R is the ratio of
popUlation totals, then in simple random sampling, bias of the ratio estimator R is
given by
'If!;
x 3ii1: X
lI"m' ~
afi,
,
(I)
COy
(R, x)
x
(347)
1lM
3ii1:
,
(2)
COy
$if
(R, X)
(3)
x
35
COy
(R, x)
"'hi ~
t m <m'I "'<;Rio'"
,
(4) _ cov(R, X)
x
(P.T.O.)
12P/221/31
95.
For a 2 n -factorial experiment in r replicates, the. sum of square for the effect A in the
ANOVA table is
(I)
96.
[A[2
8r
(2)
[A]'
2r
(3)
[A]2
[A]2
(4)
16r
4r
10, MST
97.
(3)
(2) 575
(4)
15, Total
10,
3'l"!R
12'5
tB+rT-G
(1) - - - - - (r-1I1t-1)
(3)
98.
125
(2)
rB+tT-2G
(4)
(r -lilt -1)
rB +tT-G
(r-1I1t-1)
rB+rT-tG
(r -lilt -1)
In an analysis of variance problem for one-way classification with three classes and
three observations in each class, the F-ratio is 15 and the total sum of square is 18.
The mean square between class will be
'fi\1I1"i\ i<; UT'! <It.! "'" i<; 'll.'"'! .,Il<t;{O, i<; fait """"
~ om W"f q>f <im 18 ~ I "'" i<; 'It." i<; ""." q>f "" l!R -.Pn
(I)
(347)
(3) 3
(2) 8
36
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99.
11.'" 2 3
";;0",,41
3lfmeiM i\
0'RlR
~ ""'"
is due to
(1)
100.
Let A, B, C, D be four treatments, then which one of the following can be considered as
layout of LSD?
_
flI; A. B. C. D ;m q;wo
'A
( I)
Ic
!
B
D
C D
A B
jE C D
iD
c
A B
rA C B
D A C
(3)
D B A
lA D B
(2)
A
C
D
B
(4)
C
A
~ q>f ~ ""
",,31m _
"l1
A B
B A
C
C
C
D
D
A B D
B A C
A D
B C
C D
A B
Ifthe'degree of freedqrn for error SS in a LSD is 30, then the order ofthe design is
~ mit ~ q>f ~ i\
~
(I) 4x 4
(347)
~7
'""'"
101.
(4) A
(3) BC
(2) AC
AB
':
q>f
m t! """'"
(2) 5x 5
(3) 6 x 6
37
30
t, <it "'"
~ ""
3lT<!iR
(4) 7x7
(P.T.O.)
12P/221/31
102.
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the
lists :
List-II
List-I
A.
Replication is used
B.
Randomisation is used
C,
Randomisation and
replication are used
D.
ABC
(I) (d)
(e)
(b)
(a)
(e)
(d)
(a)
(b)
(3) (d)
(e)
(a)
(b)
(4) (e)
(d)
(b)
(a)
(2)
'f'll-I
q;)
~ ~
'f'll-u <I
~-I
A.
B.
C.
D.
""'
r
"
m
"'<;R><lil'0(01"5T'<1'T
if
, if
.nn
(a)
~ 'iii ~
31"Tffi ~
(b)
(e)
~ <lil
""'r" m
""'r" ,,;n.niH.~ ~
if
'Ii"
A
( I) (d)
(e)
(b)
(a)
(e)
(d)
(a)
(b)
(3) (d)
(e)
(a)
(b)
(4) (e)
(d)
(b)
(a)
(2)
(347)
WI
'l1l.
'F
'fiT
~-II
31"Tffi
.1~Rl><fI''''"',,;n
if
38
'iii
"OCR
'iii fu1(
"'""dl
JI11!
~ 'iii fu1(
-.;< ~ 00< ~ :
l2P/221/3l
103.
Yij=J.1+ti+~j+ey,
i=l,2,.u; j=l,2,.b
- .. -Y.n
( I) Y
104.
(2)
iiI. -ii..
t 1 -t"4
- ..
(4) Yl.-Y
(3) Y ..
The probability of rejecting a lot having p as the process average defectives is known as
'(1)
(2)
consumer's risk
type
II error
Wl
oq>iImT "" ~
(2) ~!IlI;R
(4)
105.
<fil
Wl
;;Wu; <M\
In Wald's SPRT, for Ho: P = Po against HI : P = PI{> Pol regarding bip.omial proportion,
consider the following values of the OC-function L {pI :
",ill..
R",Rlf@d l!f.i\
(i)
'It
flr<m
L(po)
(ii) L(pd
~ ~~
(347)
(OC) """'
iI;
(I)
(2)
(3)
(4)
39
(P,T.O.)
12P/221/31
106.
The graph of the proportion of defectives in the lot against average sample number is
~C-curve
(1)
107.
(2)
(3)
(4) ~
ASN 'Iji;
'Iji;
<Nt
In sequential probability ratio test, the lot is rejected, if (with usual notations) the
following inequality holds
31j'" Ill"
.,
Ill,,",
31j'ffiI
<rt\&l"T if
me
M ~ (""'"" ~ if)
oPn
(3) Am
~-~-
108.
~C-curves
>-~
1-a
(4) A
m ~
1-"
am B
lI'!iT(
iii
am ~ .,Ill,,",
3'l>iTffiT am 3,"'G'l,,~f "" ~
(I) ~uitw
(3)
109.
(4) ~
am 3W1l
am;R
iii
me
<Nt
(I)
Y~T+S+Cxl
(2)
Y~T+SxCxl
~T+S+C+I
(4)
Y~T+SxC+I
(3) Y
(347)
<Rq if i>rn ~
(2) <fifi'Iit
40
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110.
y ~466+24X -13X 2
If the origin is shifted backward by three years, the equation of the parabolic trend will
be
Y ~511-5-4X +13X 2
(3)
111.
The lowest ASN curve of a sampling plan as compared to any other sampling plan
under similar conditions is considered
(I) better
(2)
inferior
(3) useless
if M
<lj\ ll""" if
llR1
""'" t
(1)
112.
1 )p'q'
,
-,CL~p
3
n
(2)
VCL~p+-
(3)
VCL~P'+3)P~q'. Cj.,~p'
(4) VCL
(347)
(3) ~
~3p' +)p~q'.
CL
, 1 )p'q'
3
n
andLCL~p---
and
LCL~P'-3)P~q'
(P.T.O.)
12P/221/31
fero. 3-funn
(1)
(2)
(3) ueL
(4)
113.
~ ~ ~
UeL~3P'+~P~q', eL~3P'<I'IlLeL~3P'-~P~q'
In ratio to trend method, the median of the rend free indices for each free period
represents
(I)
(2)
<i\~<ft" ~
auq<f i\;
fero.
~ <mf\ ~
(2) ~ ~'Iit
'lit
'lit
(4)
f.i'lflffi
'lit
For the given five values 15, 24, 18, 33, 42, the three years moving averages are
~
(347)
cyclic variation
(3) 31~"flId ~
114.
>W 5 lIT-if 15, 24, 18, 33, 42 i\; fuiI <IF! -.:Ml'!
~ l!T"'l
(1)
19, 22, 33
(2)
19, 25, 31
(3)
19, 30, 31
(4)
19, 22, 31
42
m>n
12P/221/31
115.
(1)
(2)
zero
(3)
100
(4) 400
G>T1 ii,
.;16"1.
'liT
-.iPT ~
(2)
(3)
116.
'PI
(4) 400
100
If the index number of 1990 to the base 1980 is 250, the index number for 1980 to the
base 1990 is
~ 1980
311""
'1<, 1990
'1<
-&m
(1)
117.
(2)
40
(3)
(4) 440
400
The values of gross national product (GNP) and net national product (NNP) follow the
relation
(I) GNP=NNP
118.
(2) GNP<NNP
(3) GNP>NNP
> NNP
(3)
(347)
(4) GNP
100
(4)
Price index
43
Money income
x 100
Consumer price index
Price index
100
IP.T.O.}
12P/221/31
'!!"l
(3)
iftiij- ~
'liT
--
~ <m
"['l'fi x 100
100
mn tl
"" """
(2)
iiliih!ii '!!"l
(4)
'!!"l
"['l'fi x 100
"['l'fi
100
119.
The condition for the price indices to satisfy the circular test for four years data is
120.
If the group indices are 80, 120 and 125 and their respective group weights are 60, 20
t <it "3'l'1lmr
'!!"l 'L"'" ~
(I)
121.
10833
(2) 9700
(4)
(3) 98A9
4998
If Laspeyre's price index is 324 and Paasche's price index 144, then Fisher's ideal index
is
(I) 234
122.
(2)
180
(3) 216
If PI and P2 are the population at an interval of 10 years, the population just after five
years 'Will be
(3) -1 [1
-+1
2 PI p2
(347)
(4) 200
44
12P(221(31
123.
If P j and P2 are the population at two census conducted at an interval of five years,
then formula for "the growth rate of population is
J!lll ~,<i","1
P, 1('i P,
m.
(3)
iF;
r ~s!'1 _1
\ P,
124.
The probability of living of a person in the age group x to (x + n) can be obtained by the
formula
(1)
iX_+_r!_
(3)
(Ix -IHol
Ix
125.
(4)
lx+ TL
lx+n
If Ix is the number of persons living at the age x anq. Lx the number of persons living in
the mid of x and (x+l) years, then the relation between Ix and Lx is
1
(1) Lx =-Ux+lx+d
(2) L
(31 Lx
(4)
=:
,
I
~-+I
H-
'l1l; OR x 'R <llfiffi ~ olil <i"&rr Ix i afr< x afr< (x + 1) 'l'l if; "'" <llfiffi ~ olil <i"&rr
Lx to <it Ix afr< L x if; oft"! ~ Wn
1
( 1) Lx
(3)
::=
Lx
,
I
H-
(3471
45
x
2
(2)
Lx
(4)
~ ij
~-+I
-a
'Itl
(P.T.O.)
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126.
(3)
(2)
''IT'f\ -.mit ~ 1
(3) ~
'Rl
For M / M /1/ N queue model, the probability Po. that there are no customer in the
system is
{
(1) Pn
""
l~e
l-e N +
1
e~l
1en
(2)
(3)
p
n
~r+eN",
'
e~l
(4)
Pn
reN,'
1
e=I
e~l
N +1
, e=l
(1)
1-5
(2)
5 1m'!> ~
<iT
(4) 2-5
(3) 3
.ro
Let Ls be the expected number of customer in system and c expected number of busy
servers providing services and Lq the number of customer in a queue. When Lq = 0,
then
'lR1
m..rr L q
m..rr L,
3fu:
~ I "'" L q ~ 0, <iT
(2) L, >c
(347)
e=l
129.
e~l
N +1
- - en
r~e
Pn;;o; e N + 1
e=:l
N +1
128.
f<m "'" if
ftrlJ 'Rl
'Rl
>fur(
(3) L,
46
~C
om:\ ~ <lit
c
m..rr
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130.
'IT'fi 3itt
~ 'f;<m
<i-. i\
(2) ~"~'d'
131.
-.;HI ~"~'d'
>itt
1m'"
-.;HI 1m'"
(4)
"L""""% l.p.p.
'Itff
3lfue; _
(I) '"'
~,
'<I<
Xj
'"
WI<! ~
(2,-LO,-3!" ~I
ZrCj
cit
~i
132.
'&'n
(4)
~ i\ i\ ~ 'Itff
The optimal basis of primal consists of variable Xl and x 2 , The costs of these are 3 and
o and the corresponding columns are (3, 2)T and (0, -lIT , Then the optimal solution
(YI' Y2) of dual is
3!T!l
(~)
'"
~ 3l1>m i\ 'ill
XI
3itt
x2
il ~
(YI' Y 2 )
47
>itt
0 <f'!T
WI<!
m<'Il (3,2)T
'&'n
(3) (1,2)
(2) (L 0)
<Ii\lm
(4)
(0,0)
(P. T.O.)
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133.
Given
Min -3xl
-2X2
subject to
Yl
XI-X2?>:1,
0,
unrestricted in sign
X2
XI 010,
x, 0-11
Xl - x2 '2':
1,
(2)
XI 01, x202
(4)
Xlox20-1
Yl
134.
(347)
(2)
seasonal
(3) cyclical
(I) ~
(2)
q'iolft.
(3)
48
..tl<T
(4) irregular
(4)
>lR.fiI,
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135.
(I) cyclical
(3) seasonal
(2) trend
(I) ~
136.
(2)
JI<!ftr
(4) irregular
(4) ",f.I"liId
10
IS
20
~ ~ JmRUl
AA1:IU.
(I) 7
137.
WI 1!H
-.T>n.
(3) 3
(2) -7
(4) 25/3
If Y~f(x) and the values of fix) for given x are f(I)~14.J12)~I2,f(5)~6 and
then f(7) is
n81~21,
am
~ Y~f(x)
flT(
~ fll)~14.J(2)~12.J15)~6
(2)
(3) -8
12
f(8)~21, <it
(4) 10
~ ~yz 3'ffi
to <it
Yx
-.T>n
(1) _
(31 (11
(347)
am
-.T>n
(I) 2
138.
irH
(2) WIR
am
(21
*il
"''''''<'1<k
(4) =l;n
49
11
*.~
'!lff
(P.'1'.b.)
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139.
I.q-O.
I
(3) u=v--
(2) u=v-l
(I) u=v+1
I
(4) u=v+-
Dates
"ffi'I'IF!
"f'J
10
25
33
38
46
~ lI'IiR 'IT ,
1fTfmI
Temp (0C)
ffi'i>1R (0C)
The estimated temperature for 20th June, 1994 by divided difference method is
<II mrr
(I) 4337
141.
q;j ""'"""
(2) 4237
"ffi'I'IF! ~
(3) 4373
14) 390
V A
(3) VE=EV=A
V, ~
VEE
-~-~
om E ~ iIT<I ll'4l"l t
VEE
E V A
(2) - = - =
[4) ~
142.
If f{xl
~ fIx)
(I) n
(347)
if "il -.;'tl
=x", <II
q;j
11;'n ",,","'" ~. ~
(3) n-2
(2) n-l
50
(4) n-3
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143.
J:
fix) dx i$
3
8
1
(2) J=-hIYo +4Yl +Y2]
3
1
(3) J=-hI2yo +4Yl +2Y21
3
144.
(1)
145.
n'
(2) an!
198
150
102
93
(347)
(3) (n-1)!
-4x
(1)
{3J
x 3 -18x 2 +80x+102
Ux
(4)
b(n-l)!
are
U)( IS
+80x+l02
(2)
x 3 -18x 2 +80x+294
(P. T. D.)
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146.
198
150
102
93
(1)
x 3 _4x 2 +80x+l02
(3)
x 3 -18x' +80x+102
(2)
y'
nth approximation
(1) Yn =yo+I
x"
~s
(2) Yn
f{x,xn)dx
y'
~ dy ~ fix,
dx
~ Yo + IX fix, y) dx
x"
y) with ylxo)
i2I'
(3) Yn ~Yo+Ix flx,Yn_Jidx
x"
(347)
x 3 -18x 2 +80x+294
52
Yn
~ Yo
~ Yo +
J:
fix, y)dx
1.2P{221{31
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~ <lit
".eft. fOfu ~ ~, - - ~ ~I
(1) 'Hl~'1'!
(1)
1..
.~4".
12
(3) 8
(2) 9
2,
3)
(4) 6
u(o,a) il
<lI<;R>..
iM
~ ~ ~,
(II 1
150.
<it
a,," 1l1'!
.rm
(3) 0
(2) 5
(4) 2
{~+ j eit };
i == r-I,
dIcn X is a
(l~
Bernoulli variate
Pt normal variate
(347)
53
(P.T.D.)
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(3)
ilr<R
,.,", ..
(2)
ilr<R i
"'lim ilr<R
ilr<R i
***
54
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3.
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4.
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5.
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amo
3ljt;tilOli<+i ~o
7.
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am:
'IT# ""' , tt
~ <j;f I 'iJIl7
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WI' Iim..".q""
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i/;<m"if'ir(-
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12.
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13.
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14.
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iPTI!li\>i\ ,
wm!
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>!'1'r>! ~,
qi\
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