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Two events are mutually exclusive when they ______ occur together
a. cannot
b. jointly
c. both
d. can
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The following are types of questionnaire except ______
a. Fixed-response questionnaire
b. Unstructured questionnaire
c. Variable questionnaire
d. Open ended questionnaire
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_____ is the part of the population that is selected for study.
a. Sample
b. Census
c. Event
d. Variable
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The weights of pupils in the primary school constitute a _____
a. random
b. number
c. variable
d. sample
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One of the ways to solve problems involving hyper geometric distribution is by the use of ____
a. Graph
b. low diagram
c. activities diagram
d. Formula
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Variables which take specific values are referred to as ————-
a. Multiple
b. Discrete
c. Continuous
d. Single
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Surveys, interview, observation, questionnaire and experiments are the various methods of collecting —————— data
a. secondary
b. primary
c. Multiple
d. random
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Entity may be person, place, and things on which we make ———–
a. observation
b. finding
c. contact
d. investigation
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For the conduct and analyses of biological, physical, medical and social researches, we use ———– extensively.
a. idea
b. statistics
c. plan
d. data
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For the conduct and analyses of biological, physical, medical and social researches, we use ———– extensively.
a. idea
b. statistic
c. plan
d. data
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A major disadvantage of the —————- is the fact that it does not allow the views of the respondents, which may enhance the quality of the information collected
a. Open ended questionnaire
b. Variable questionnaire
c. Structured questionnaire
d. Unstructured questionnaire
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The largest number of entities in a study is called_____
a. variable
b. height
c. population
d. weight
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5-3! is equal to ____
a. 120
b. 70
c. 16
e. 60
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_______can be defined as an ordered arrangement of objects
a. Combination
b. Probability
c. Permutation
d. Factorial
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The intersection of Sets A and B is a set of all the elements that are——————–to both sets A and B
a. not
b. equal
c. common
d. never
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Combination is an arrangement of objects without regard to ______
a. magnitude
b. order
c. size
d. line
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The —————- deviation is computed by taking the sum of the absolute value of the deviations of the values in the distribution from the mean of the distribution and dividing the sum by number of value in the distribution
a. variance
b. median
c. mode
d. mean
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When the distribution is not symmetrical, ————- is revealed
a. Kurtosis
b. skewness
c. symmetry
d. peakness
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The ——- is the most preferable when the data have the possibility of extreme values.
a. mean
b. range
c. median
d. mode
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Management uses ————– to make forecast about the sales and labour cost of a firm.
a. idea
b. plan
c. data
d. statistics
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Range, semi-inter quartile range, mean deviation, standard deviation and coefficient of variation are all measure of ______
a. deviation
b. distribution
c. variation
d. calculation
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_________ variable is the variable that can only assume whole numbers
a. Continuous
b. Single
c. Space
d. Discrete
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For negative skew, the peak lies to the —————-of the centre of the distribution
a. left
b. middle
c. right
d. north
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The ———-is a measure that shows the most central item in a set of data.
a. mode
b. median
c. variance
d. mean
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The weights of pupils in the primary school constitute a ____
a. sample
b. Variable
c. random
d. number
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When two events are mutually exclusive, the intersection of the events will be ____
a. 3
b. 0
c. 1
d. 2
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Heights of forty-five students of the National Open University of Nigeria forms a set of ————variables
a. Multiple
b. Single
c. Continuous
d. Discrete
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Entity may be person, place, and things on which we make ———–
a. contact
b. observation
c. finding
d. investigation
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Variable is a characteristic that assumes different ——- for different entities.
a. values
b. Space
c. Observation
d. Sample
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For the conduct and analyses of biological, physical, medical and social researches, we use ———– extensively.
a. statistics
b. plan
c. data
d. idea
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The size of a family is an example of a ——— variable
a. Single
b. Discrete
c. Continuous
d. Multiple
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Measures of location or central tendency include the following except ——-
a. the median
b. the mean
c. the range
d. the mode
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A graph of the cumulative frequency distribution for any collection of data is called ——————————
a. histogram
b. polygon
c. ogive
d. olive
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The population of primary school pupils in the state of the country to allow the Federal Government plan for the primary education is an example of—-____ data
a. Multiple
b. random
c. secondary
d. primary
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The hourly patronage of a restaurant is an example of ————–variable
a. Space
b. Quantitative
c. Observation
d. Negative
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For negative skew, the peak lies to the —————-of the centre of the distribution
a. right
b. left
c. middle
d. north
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When we are interested in the peakness of a distribution, we are measuring the———————– of the distribution
a. symmetry
b. skewness
c. peakness
d. Kurtosis
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The ____ is the most preferable when the data have the possibility of extreme values.
a. mean
b. median
c. range
d. mode
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Range, semi-inter quartile range, mean deviation, standard deviation and coefficient of variation are all measure of______
a. distribution
b. variation
c. deviation
d. calculation
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————— is a list of questions drawn in such a way that the questions are related to the objectives of the study being conducted
a. Interviewing
b. Questionnaire
c. Observations
d. Surveys
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A variable that can assume both decimal and non-decimal values is called —————— variable
a. continuous
b. Discrete
c. sample
d. Unit
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————- is the part of the population that is selected for study.
a. Variable
b. Sample
c. Census
d. Event
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There are ____ types of questionnaire
a. three
b. four
c. two
d. five
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For the conduct and analyses of biological, physical, medical and social researches, we use ———– extensively.
a. statistics
b. data
c. idea
d. Plan
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—————–can be defined as an ordered arrangement of objects
a. Combination
b. Probability
c. Permutation
d. Factorial
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The ———–of two sets A and B is another set consisting of all elements either in A or B or both
a. event
b. intersection
c. union
d. compliment
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a. 60
b. 70
c. 16
d. 45
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Median and mode are measure of ——————
a. Dispassion
b. Central tendency
c. location
d. Dispersion
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The intersection of Sets A and B is a set of all the elements that are——————–to both sets A and B
a. equal
b. never
c. not
d. common
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Given the following numbers: 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 22, and 34, what is the range of the numbers?
a. 32
b. 30
c. 22
d. 28
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If we have a positive integer n, the product of all the whole numbers from n down to 1, is called n —————-
a. Permutation
b. Factorial
c. Probability
d. Combination
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The size of a family is an example of a ——— variable
a. Multiple
b. Discrete
c. Continuous
d. Single
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A variable that is not measurable in numerical form or that cannot be counted is called ——————-variable.
a. Nature
b. Observation
c. Qualitative
d. Space
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As the size of the sample increases, the ——— becomes more useful as a descriptive measure.
a. mode
b. median
c. range
d. mean
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