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What is the basis of the subject of statistics?
What is the basis of the subject of statistics?
Collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation, and organization of data.
What is a statistical observation?
What is a statistical observation?
Data or information obtained based on observation or measurement in statistics.
What is the most visual form of interpretation of statistical data?
What is the most visual form of interpretation of statistical data?
Graphs or charts.
If the name of the population is drawn by lottery, then it is:
If the name of the population is drawn by lottery, then it is:
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How can we calculate the absolute value of 1% relative growth rate? $T = \frac{CT}{S}$
How can we calculate the absolute value of 1% relative growth rate? $T = \frac{CT}{S}$
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In what year were the final results of the 2019 census announced?
In what year were the final results of the 2019 census announced?
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What is a sample?
What is a sample?
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What are the types of variable?
What are the types of variable?
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What type of numerical variables are there?
What type of numerical variables are there?
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What should the innovation statistics reflect?
What should the innovation statistics reflect?
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If the number of people leaving the country divided by the average annual number of the population it means...
If the number of people leaving the country divided by the average annual number of the population it means...
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Knowing that the share of urban population as a rate is 0.565, then calculate the share of the rural population:
Knowing that the share of urban population as a rate is 0.565, then calculate the share of the rural population:
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Find the correlation coefficient due to given information.
Find the correlation coefficient due to given information.
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What does interpolation mean?
What does interpolation mean?
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What does extrapolation mean?
What does extrapolation mean?
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Original value of assets is 35,500 manat, salvage value is 2,500 manat. If estimated production capability is 100,000 units, calculate the depreciation expense per unit: $\text{____ manat}$
Original value of assets is 35,500 manat, salvage value is 2,500 manat. If estimated production capability is 100,000 units, calculate the depreciation expense per unit: $\text{____ manat}$
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What is the fundamental principle of the sampling method?
What is the fundamental principle of the sampling method?
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Match the following programming languages with their primary usage:
Match the following programming languages with their primary usage:
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What is a random sample?
What is a random sample?
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What are the boundaries of 45.7 meters?
What are the boundaries of 45.7 meters?
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What is the average quarterly growth rate if the average annual growth rate is 1.02?
What is the average quarterly growth rate if the average annual growth rate is 1.02?
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What are the mean, median, and mode best described as?
What are the mean, median, and mode best described as?
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Which most accurately describes a correlational method?
Which most accurately describes a correlational method?
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The mean of a distribution of ten scores is exactly 6. There are two scores in the distribution that is exactly 6. You remove them. What happens to the mean now?
The mean of a distribution of ten scores is exactly 6. There are two scores in the distribution that is exactly 6. You remove them. What happens to the mean now?
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What is the range of a distribution?
What is the range of a distribution?
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What is the highest point of a frequency polygon?
What is the highest point of a frequency polygon?
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What is the variance of the distribution when the average age of 20 soldiers is 30 years old and every soldier is exactly 30 years old?
What is the variance of the distribution when the average age of 20 soldiers is 30 years old and every soldier is exactly 30 years old?
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Which of the following is a continuous variable?
Which of the following is a continuous variable?
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If you surveyed the ages of the people outside an elementary school in the morning, the result of the distribution would likely be...
If you surveyed the ages of the people outside an elementary school in the morning, the result of the distribution would likely be...
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What is the mean number of donuts consumed by a class of statistics students in a 24-hour period from the provided distribution?
What is the mean number of donuts consumed by a class of statistics students in a 24-hour period from the provided distribution?
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Study Notes
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- Statistics Exam*
Basis of Statistics
- Basis of the subject of statistics: studying interactions in statistics
Statistical Observation
- Types of non-general observation: current, monograph, one-time, period, sampling
- Statistical observation: collecting and analyzing data to understand phenomena
Commodity Turnover
- Formula to calculate commodity turnover per capita:
T = V/C
(where T is commodity turnover per capita, V is total commodity turnover, and C is population) - Formula to calculate number of inventory turnover:
n = V/T
(where n is number of inventory turnover, V is total commodity turnover, and T is commodity turnover per capita) - Formula to calculate duration of turnover:
t = D/n
(where t is duration of turnover, D is number of days, and n is number of inventory turnover)
Average Values
- Formula to calculate weighted average:
x̄ = (Σxi)/n
(where x̄ is weighted average, xi is value of each item, and n is number of items) - Types of average values: arithmetic mean, harmonic mean, quadratic mean, geometric mean
Birth Rate and Death Rate
- Formula to calculate birth rate:
Rb = (N × 1000)/S
(where Rb is birth rate, N is number of births, and S is population size) - Formula to calculate death rate:
Rd = (M × 1000)/S
(where Rd is death rate, M is number of deaths, and S is population size)
Migration
- Formula to calculate migration rate:
Rm = ((I - E) × 1000)/S
(where Rm is migration rate, I is number of immigrants, E is number of emigrants, and S is population size) - Types of migration: internal migration, external migration
Correlation and Regression
- Methods to study interaction in statistics: analytical grouping, graphical method, regression-correlation
- Formula to calculate correlation coefficient: not provided
Measurement Scales
- Types of variables: categorical, numerical (discrete, continuous)
- Types of numerical variables: discrete, continuous
Other Concepts
- Coefficient of workforce number
- Absence turnover rate
- Total employee turnover rate
- Economically inactive population: persons under 15 years old, pensioners, housewives engaged in family duties, etc.
- Labour resources: able-bodied population in the working age### Statistics and Economics
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Labor Productivity Index: measures the changes in the productivity of labor
- Formula: (Output / Labor Hours) × 100
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Commodity Turnover Index: measures the changes in the physical volume of commodity turnover
- Formula: (Physical Volume of Turnover / Base Period) × 100
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Price Index: measures the changes in prices of commodities
- Formula: (Current Price / Base Period Price) × 100
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Physical Volume Index: measures the changes in the physical volume of commodity production
- Formula: (Current Volume / Base Period Volume) × 100
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Aggregate Price Index: measures the changes in the general price level of a basket of commodities
- Formula: (Sum of Price Relatives / Number of Commodities) × 100
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Depreciation: the decrease in value of an asset over time
- Methods: Straight-Line Method, Declining Balance Method, Sum of Years' Digits Method
- Acceptable Weight: the weight of a product that is acceptable for sale
- Fat Content: the percentage of fat in milk
- Random Sample: a set of items drawn from a population, where each item has an equal chance of being selected
- Correlational Method: a statistical method to analyze the relationship between variables
- Measure of Central Tendency: a statistical measure that describes the middle value of a distribution (Mean, Median, Mode)
- Range: the difference between the highest and lowest values in a distribution
- Frequency Polygon: a graphical representation of a frequency distribution
- Variance: a measure of the spread of a distribution
- Continuous Variable: a variable that can take on any value within a certain range or interval### Average Value of Equipment
- To calculate the average value of equipment over a 1-year period, consider the values at different periods: 70,000 (1 Jan), 75,000 (1 Mar), 62,000 (1 July), and 70,000 (1 Aug).
- The correct answer is A. 71,000.
Deviation of Error in Sampling
- The formula to calculate the deviation of error in sampling is: μ ± √(σ₀²/n) × (1 - n/N).
- The correct answer is A.
Program-Methodological Section
- The program-methodological section consists of observation object, observation unit, and proceeding unit.
- The correct answer is A.
Labor Productivity
- Scientific and technical progress has a greater influence on the increase in labor productivity.
- The correct answer is A.
Aggregate Price Index
- The aggregate price index is calculated by a specific formula (not provided in the text).
Grouping
- Quantity and quality signs can be taken as a sign of grouping.
- The correct answer is A.
Type of Grouping
- In typical grouping, the quality characteristics form the basis of grouping.
- The correct answer is A.
Graphic Image
- A graphic image is a set of points, lines, and figures describing statistical indicators.
- The correct answer is A.
Maximum Limit of Sampling Error
- The maximum limit of sampling error is calculated by the formula: Δ = t × √(σ₀²/n).
- The correct answer is A.
Descriptive Statistic
- "Smoking increases your chance of dying of lung cancer by 37%" is not a descriptive statistic.
- The correct answer is A.
Study to Measure a Small Effect
- Increasing the sample size will increase the chance of detecting the effect.
- The correct answer is A.
Sample Size and Power of a Statistical Test
- If you increase the sample size in a survey, the power of a statistical test will increase.
- The correct answer is A.
Method of Studying Interactions
- The balance method is used to study interactions in statistics.
- The correct answer is B.
Statistical Table
- The statistical table is an example of the balance method of studying interactions in statistics.
- The correct answer is B.
Study of Relationships
- The analytical clustering method is used to study relationships between components of events.
- The correct answer is C.
GDP in Azerbaijan
- The GDP in Azerbaijan in 2022 was 93.8 billion manats.
- The correct answer is D.
Share of Agriculture in GDP
- The share of agriculture in GDP was 11.5% in 2022.
- The correct answer is E.
GDP in Azerbaijan (2023)
- The GDP in Azerbaijan in 2023 was not specified in the text.
Population Census
- Demographic indicators, educational indicators, economic indicators, households, and family relationships are important components of population census.
- The correct answer is E.
Method to Calculate GDP
- The Expenditure Method, Output Method, and Income Method are used to calculate GDP in Azerbaijan.
- The correct answer is C.
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Test your knowledge of statistics with this exam, covering topics such as the basis of statistics, statistical observations, and calculations. Evaluate your understanding of statistical concepts and methods.