Math, asked by soodgautam35, 10 months ago

3(a) After settlement, the average weekly wage in a factory had increased from Rs. 8 to 12

and standard deviation had increased from Rs. 1 to 1.5. The wages have become

higher and more uniform, after settlement.

3(b) Calculate the Karl Pearson’s coefficient of correlation from the following pairs of

values and interpret the result:

Values of X 12 9 8 10 11 13 7

Values of Y 14 8 6 9 11 12 3

Q.3 (c) Distinguish between correlation and regression.

(d) The two regression coefficients are -2.7 and -0.3 and the coefficient of correlation is

0.90. ​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : After settlement, the average weekly wage in a factory had increased from Rs. 8 to 12  and standard deviation had increased from Rs. 1 to 1.5.  

To find : Authenticity of statement : wages have become  higher and more uniform, after settlement.

Solution:

Answering 1st Question .  Post one by one

Coefficient of Variation = (Standard deviation /Mean) * 100 %

Earlier Average weekly wages = 8

Mean = 8

Standard Deviation = 1

Coefficient of Variation   = (1/8)*100  = 12.5 %

After settlement,  Average weekly wages = 12

Mean = 12

Standard Deviation = 1.5

Coefficient of Variation   = (1.5/12)*100  = 12.5 %

12 > 8

Hence wages have become  higher  is Correct

Coefficient of Variation   is same

hence no impact on uniformity

wages have become  more uniform  is not correct

wages have become  higher  is Correct but more uniform  is not correct

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Answered by shrjai41
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Answer:

3(a) After settlement, the average weekly wage in a factory had increased from Rs. 8 to 12

and standard deviation had increased from Rs. 1 to 1.5. The wages have become

higher and more uniform, after settlement.

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