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ICSE Class 10 Statistics and Probability — practice questions — page 4

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Report the most frequent members of the series 1,1,2,3,3,4.Read the answer and worked solution →For 1,2,3,4, which statement about a unique mode is valid?Read the answer and worked solution →For the values 1,1,3,7, which measure is greatest?Read the answer and worked solution →A less-than ogive represents 80 observations. Read Q1 at which cumulative frequency?Read the answer and worked solution →Which class coordinate is paired with cumulative count in a less-than ogive?Read the answer and worked solution →Counts below 10 and below 20 are 7 and 19. How many satisfy 10≤x<20?Read the answer and worked solution →Of 50 scores, 34 are below 20. How many are at least 20?Read the answer and worked solution →A less-than ogive is horizontal from x=10 to x=20. What follows?Read the answer and worked solution →An ogive joins (10,4) to (20,12) by a straight line. At count 8, x equals?Read the answer and worked solution →A histogram class has width 5 and frequency 20. Its frequency density is?Read the answer and worked solution →Histogram-mode diagonals are y=0.4x−2 and y=−0.2x+8. Estimate the mode.Read the answer and worked solution →Convert inclusive integer classes 10–19,20–29 to continuous classes. Common boundary?Read the answer and worked solution →Why do histogram rectangles touch for continuous data?Read the answer and worked solution →The same grouped data use A=20 or A=30 in the assumed-mean method. Result?Read the answer and worked solution →Every measurement is increased by 5. How does its interquartile range change?Read the answer and worked solution →A data set has unique mode 7. Adding 4 to every value gives which mode?Read the answer and worked solution →Values 1,2,3 occur 2,5,2 times respectively. What is the median?Read the answer and worked solution →A class has midpoint 15 and width 10. Which continuous interval fits?Read the answer and worked solution →Match each central tendency measure with its grouped data formula:Read the answer and worked solution →Match each statistical relationship with its rule:Read the answer and worked solution →Match each cumulative frequency curve (Ogive) feature with its property:Read the answer and worked solution →Match each central tendency measure with its best application:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Report the most frequent members of the series 1,1,2,3,3,4.

  1. Only the value 3
  2. Both 1 and 3
  3. Both 2 and 4
  4. Only the value 1
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Correct answer: B. Both 1 and 3

The values 1 and 3 each occur twice, the joint maximum frequency.

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For 1,2,3,4, which statement about a unique mode is valid?

  1. There is no unique mode
  2. Only 4 is the mode
  3. The unique mode is 2.5
  4. Only 1 is the mode
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Correct answer: A. There is no unique mode

All four values have the same frequency, so no single value is uniquely most frequent.

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For the values 1,1,3,7, which measure is greatest?

  1. Arithmetic mean
  2. All three equal
  3. Median value
  4. Modal value
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Correct answer: A. Arithmetic mean

The mean is 3, the median is 2 and the mode is 1.

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