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If N = 1000, (A) = 700, (B) = 400, (AB) = 50
then the data is​

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Answered by kiranchandra19111
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Explanation:

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Answered by gayatrikumari99sl
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Answer:

If N = 1000, (A) = 700, (B) = 400, (AB) = 50 then the data is​ inconsistent.

Explanation:

Given, N = 1000 , A = 700 ,B = 400 and AB = 50.

As we know that  N = (A) + (\alpha ) = (B )+ (\beta ) ........(i)

(A)= (AB) + (A\beta )..........(ii)

(\alpha ) = (\alpha B) +(\alpha \beta ).........(iii)

(B) = (AB) + (\alpha \beta ).....(iv)

and (\beta ) =(A\beta ) + (\alpha \beta )....(v)

So, on putting the given values in (i)we get,

N = (A) + (\alpha ) = (B )+ (\beta )

⇒1000 = 700+  \alpha = 400+ (\beta )

(\alpha ) = 1000 - 700 = 300

and (\beta ) = 1000 - 400 = 600.

On putting the given values in (ii)

(A)= (AB) + (A\beta )

⇒ 700 = 50 + (A\beta )                  [A = 700 and AB = 50 given ]

(A\beta ) = 700  - 50 = 650.

On putting the given values in(iv)we get,

(B) = (AB) + (\alpha \beta )

400 = 50 + (\alpha \beta )                  [where B = 400 and AB = 50 given ]

(\alpha \beta ) = 700 -50 = 650

Similarly, on putting the values in (iii) we get,

(\alpha ) = (\alpha B) +(\alpha \beta )

⇒300 =  (\alpha B) + 650                [∴\alpha  = 300 and \ \alpha \beta  = 650]

(\alpha B) = 300 -650 = -350

and from (v) we get ,

(\beta ) =(A\beta ) + (\alpha \beta )              [ where \beta =600 and \ \alpha \beta  = 650]

⇒600 = (A\beta ) + 650

(A\beta ) = 600-650= -50

So here we can see that, the value of (A\beta ) and \ (\alpha \beta ) are -50 and -350 which have negative sign.

And we know that, if any frequency is negative then the data is inconsistent otherwise it is consistent.

Hence, the given  data is​ inconsistent.

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