Topic: CH-3: Organisation of Data

Which of the following is an example of a CONTINUOUS variable?

The inherent shortcoming of classifying data as a frequency distribution — where the details of raw data are lost — is called:

Which of the following statements about classifying data is CORRECT?

In a bivariate frequency distribution table of sales and advertisement expenditure of 20 firms, how many firms had sales between Rs 135–145 lakh AND advertisement expenditure between Rs 64–66 thousand?

According to the Recap section, classes should be formed in such a way that the class mark of each class comes as close as possible to:

For the marks data of 100 students (range 0–100), if we choose 10 equal class intervals, what is the class interval size?

Which of the following is an example of a DISCRETE variable?

A tally mark is used in frequency distribution to count class frequencies. How are tallies counted when there are 16 values in a class?

According to the population data provided, what was India’s population (in crores) in 2001?

What happens to individual observations after data is grouped into classes in a frequency distribution?