Experiment 1: Find the mean, median, mode, quartile, variance, standard deviation, minima,

maxima and range of values of X and Y.

X : 92 77 87 89 64 81 83 84 82 96
Y: 81 84 86 90 73 84 90 88 80 91
Experiment 2: To prepare a frequency distribution and Histogram for the following data
15,40,34,56,58,78.43,21,89,76,56,90,43,36,70,38,70,54,10,30,24,58,90,98,67,43,07,54,02,16,77,
5,5,33,44,22,36,77,90,60,44,87,98,65,44,98,77,11,22,30,44,59
Also check whether data is expected to be from normal distribution.
Experiment 3: Some people were surveyed to find their attitude towards physical exercise. They
were also asked their age, number of hours per week in physical exercise and whether they
participated in team sports
(i) Find whether all the data is correctly saved or not.
(ii) Determine whether the continuous variables are normal or not.
(iii) Is the variable hour of exercise normally distributed? Transform this variable in such a
way that the transformed variable is normally distributed.
(iv)Record variable age in such a way that we are able to know the number of persons with
age less than 40 and number of persons with age greater than 40.
(v) Insert a variable in the .sav file containing sum of all non-continuous variables.
(vi)Insert a variable in .sav file demonstrating the use of if condition selecting or suitable
existing variable.
Experiment 4: A coin is tossed 10 times. Find the probability distribution of numbers of
heads obtained. Try it with cdf also.
Experiment 5: I A manufacturer knows that 5% of his products are defective if he sells items in
box of 100 and guaranties that not more than 10 items will be defective, what is the approximate
probability that a box will fail to meet the guaranteed quantity.
II Products produced by a machine has a 3% defective rate. What is the probability that the first
defect occurs in the 5th item inspected?
Experiment 6: One hundred tennis players were participated in a serving competition. Gender
and number of aces were recorded for each player.
(i)
(ii)

Find the quartiles for aces.

Find all the measures of central tendency.

(iii)

Find all the values of dispersion.

(iv)

Find the Histogram with normal curve.

(v)

Find the Z-scores for the aces

Experiment 7: For a population data for depressive symptoms and disgust sensitivity is
given as follows

Depressiv
e
symptoms
Disgust
sensitivity
(vi)

For depressive symptoms test the null hypothesis =3 against the alternative
hypothesis 3?

Experiment 8: Generate 20 random numbers from N (5,900) and from N (0,900), Check
whether the Means of two populations are same or not?
Experiment 9: The journal human factors (196, pp 315-380) reported a study in which n=12
subjects were asked to parallel park two cars having different wheel bases and turning radii. The
time in seconds for each subject was recorded
Subject
Automobil
e1
Automobil
e2

1
37

2
3
4
5
25.8 16.2 24.2 22

6
7
8
9
10
33.4 23.8 58.2 33.6 24.4

11
23.4

12
21.2

17.8 20.2 16.8 41.4 21.4 38.4 16.8 32.2 27.8 23.2

29.6

20.6

Experiment 10: A manufacturing company produces three machines of different make and
wishes to determine whether one of them is faster than the others in producing a certain output,
five hourly production figures are observed at random from each machine. Use ANNOVA
technique and determine whether the machines are different in their make.
Machines
A1
A2
A3

25
31
24

30
39
30

36
38
28

38
42
25

31
35
28

Experiment 11: An oil company has developed a petrol additive that is supposed to increase the
engine efficiency. Twenty-two cars were test driven with and without the additive and the
number of kilometers per liter was recorded. This was also recorded whether the car is automatic
or manual, 1 = manual and 2 = Automatic. During an earlier trial, 22 cars were test driven using
the additive. The mean number of kilometers per liter was 10.5.

(i)
(ii)
(iii)

Are the cars in the present trial not running equally efficiently than those in the earlier
trial?
Does engine efficiency increase when the additive is used?
Does engine efficiency with and without the additive differ between manual and
automatic cars?
Experiment 12: An economist wished to compare the household expenditure on
electricity and gas in four major cities. She obtained random samples of 25 two
persons household from each city (making these as independent groups) and asked
them to keep the record of their energy expenditure over a period of six months.
Perform a one way ANOVA on this data and interpret the results.

Experiment: 13 An experiment was conducted to determine the effects of different dates of

planting and different methods of planting on the yield of sugarcane. The data below show the
yields of sugarcane in kg for four different dates and three methods of planting. Carry out the
analysis of the data.
Methods
planting

of

I
II
III

October

Dates of planting
November
February

March

7.10
10.29
8.30

3.69
4.79
3.58

1.90
2.64
1.80

4.70
4.58
4.90

Experiment 14: An experiment was carried out to determine the effect of claying the ground on
the field by grains. The amount of clay used was as follows:
The yields were in plots of 8 meters and are given below. Perform ANOVA
Columns
Rows

II

II

IV

D
29.1
C
16.4
A
5.4
B
24.9

B
18.9
A
10.2
D
38.8
C
41.7

C
29.4
D
21.2
B
24
A
9.5

A
5.7
B
19.1
C
37
D
28.9

II
III
IV

Experiment 15

1.) To calculate Karl Pearson correlation for the following data

Temperature
Ice Cream Sales
14.2
215
16.4
325
11.9
185
15.2
332
18.5
406
22.1
522
19.4
412
25.1
614
23.4
544
18.1
421
22.6
445
17.2
408
Also perform:
a) Regression analysis
1
b) Testing of

2. To calculate rank correlation for the following data

Workers A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
U
5
6
1
2
3
8.5 8.5
4
V
5.5
5.5
2
2
2
9
7
4

I
7
8

J
11
10.
5

K
10
12

L
12
10.
5

Experiment 16: A study of demand (dt) for past 12 years ( t=1,2.......12) has indicated the
following
100,
20,
100,

t=1,2....5
t=6
t=7,8,.........12

dt=

Compute 5-year moving average.

Experiment 17: In a certain industry, the production of a certain commodity during the year
1994-2004 is given below
years

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

Productio 66.6 84.9 88.6 78.0 96.8 105. 93.2 111.6 88.3 117.
n
2
0
Obtain the least square line fitting the data and construct the graph of the trend line.

115.
2

Experiment 18: the following figures are the productions data of a certain factory
manufacturing air-conditions. Fit the second degree parabolic curve to the data and obtain the
trend.
Year
productio
n

199
0
17

199
1
20

199
2
19

199
3
26

199
4
24

199
5
40

199
6
35

199
7
55

199
8
51

199
9
74

200
0
79

Experiment 19: given the population figures of India. Fit an exponential trend y=at b to the above
data by method of least squares and find the trend values
Year

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

Productio
n in crores

25

25.1

27.9

31.9

36.1

43.9

54.7