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NMIMS Global Access

School for Continuing Education (NGA-SCE)

Course:  Business Statistics

Assignment Marks: 30

Instructions:

·         All Questions carry equal marks.

·         All Questions are compulsory

·         All answers to be explained in not more than 1000 words for question 1 and 2 and for question 3 in not more than 500 words for each subsection. Use relevant examples, illustrations as far aspossible.

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·         Students should follow the following parameter for answering the assignment questions.

 

For Theoretical Answer			For Numerical Answer
Assessment Parameter	Weightage		Assessment Parameter	Weightage
Introduction	20%		Understanding and usage of the formula	20%
Concepts and Application related to the question	60%		Procedure / Steps	50%
Conclusion	20%		Correct Answer & Interpretation	30%

 

 

 

June 2021 Examination

 

1. Nemi Mehta is owning 50 Hectares of land near Junagadh. On his Farm, he cultivates Giloy, which is a medicinal plant in Ayurveda. The below-given table shows the sales of ‘Giloy Vati’ that his team is preparing as per one Ayurveda script (book), and the amount they spend on the Advertisement of it.

Nemi’s problem is to analyze the effect of Advertisement on sales. Firstly, He wants to understand the presence of a linear relationship between the sales and ‘amount spent in advertisement’. He also wants to run a correlation and regression to know whether he should keep spending money on Advertisements or not. If sales figures are not affected by advertisement, he should not spend money on it.

So, take the EXCEL output of the following and write the interpretation.

• Appropriate type of Graph which can exhibit the linear relation b/w variables.
• Karl Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient
• Regression Analysis
• Graph that shows predicted v/s actual sales figures.

Region code	Sales (INR 000s)	Advertising (TV spots per month) (in INR, 000s)
1	260.3	5
2	286.1	7
3	279.4	6
4	410.8	9
5	438.2	12
6	315.3	8
7	565.1	11
8	570.0	16
9	426.1	13
10	315.0	7
11	403.6	10
12	220.5	4
13	343.6	9
14	644.6	17
15	520.4	19
16	329.5	9
17	426.0	11
18	343.2	8
19	450.4	13
20	421.8	14

 

 

Answer 1

Nemi Mehta is having 50 hectares of land near the Junagadh, she is growing the Giloy and making the GiloyVati from the medicines, she is also spending amount on the advertisement and she is eager to interest to know that is the advertisement is having any correlation with the sales or not. This means is there any positive or negative correlation is having on the sales of the

 

 

2. The table given below is the ‘single year age population’ (taken from census 2011). This table shows the population of people (age-wise) living in Leh at the time of the census 2011 survey. Transform this ungrouped data into Grouped data by forming age groups (only five age groups), and then find out Mean, Variance, Standard deviation, Ogive, and Histogram. Write the summary based on your calculations.

 

Age in Yea rs	Populati on	Age in Yea rs	Populati on	Age in Yea rs	Populati on	Age in Yea rs	Populati on	Age in Yea rs	Populati on
		11	1998	22	2839	33	2696	44	1652
1	1958	12	1916	23	2935	34	2781	45	1806
2	1725	13	2138	24	3601	35	2799	46	1460
3	1814	14	2139	25	4110	36	2450	47	1226
4	1768	15	2096	26	4089	37	2142	48	1225
5	1871	16	2044	27	3716	38	2114	49	1006
6	1888	17	2027	28	3702	39	1725	50	1454
7	1768	18	2065	29	3084	40	2218
8	1712	19	2013	30	3475	41	1802
9	1780	20	2459	31	2844	42	1751
10	1862	21	2594	32	2684	43	1659

 

Source: Data.Gov.in

 

Answer 2.

The table given below is as follows for the single year age population that has been taken from census 2011, the table which has been taken age-wise is as follows.

 

 

3.a. The given table shows the rainfall of Gujarat Region. Forecast the rainfall using Exponential Smoothing. Use Alpha =0.2, 0.5 and 0.8. Data is available from 1997 to 2016, use this series for the calculation and forecast the rainfall for the year 2017. To know, what extent the prediction is correct, actual rainfall for 2017 (1024.4  millimeters) is provided. Based on MSE and  MAD, find out which alpha values among the three suggestions are relatively near to actual value?

SUBDIVISION	YEAR	ANNUAL (in MM)
Gujarat Region	1997	1068.9
Gujarat Region	1998	1070
Gujarat Region	1999	568.4
Gujarat Region	2000	550.6
Gujarat Region	2001	849
Gujarat Region	2002	637.2
Gujarat Region	2003	1160.3
Gujarat Region	2004	1005.8
Gujarat Region	2005	1316.4
Gujarat Region	2006	1478
Gujarat Region	2007	1178.9
Gujarat Region	2008	911.1
Gujarat Region	2009	641.6
Gujarat Region	2010	1088.7
Gujarat Region	2011	890.5
Gujarat Region	2012	714
Gujarat Region	2013	1118.6
Gujarat Region	2014	705.7
Gujarat Region	2015	622.9
Gujarat Region	2016	764.9

 

Source: Data.Gov.in

 

Answer 3 a:

 

Calculation of the forecast when the alpha value is 0.20, 0.50, and 0.80 is as follows:

By using the formula of the exponential smoothing is as follows:

Ft = α x A _t-1) + ( 1- α ) X ( F_{( t- 1)} )

 

3.b. A new gas-electric hybrid car has recently hit the market. The distance traveled on 1 gallon of fuel is normally distributed with a mean of 65 miles and a standard deviation of 4 miles. Find the probability of the following events. (show the concerned region by z curve)

1.   The car travels more than 70 miles per gallon.

2.   The car travels less than 60 miles per gallon.

3.   The car travels between 55 and 70 miles per gallon.

(5 Marks)

 

Answer 3 b:

The distance traveled on 1-gallon of fuel is normally distributed with a mean of 65 miles and a standard deviation of 4 miles.

The Z curve when the car travels more

 

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