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Answer (lny five partS

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Discuss requisite properties of a good sample.

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What is Simple Rlmdom S:unplmg (SRS)'J Dertve the expression for l,lll unbinsed es!iJn3tor of
population variance in C<lSe of a sample drawn with SRS 11i ihout replacement
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Explain multistuge sampling. Wnte nn e~pression for ar1 t!!<tinlntor of population mean for
111 o slllges samplu1g scheme 11 itb SRS l\Jth replacement at first stage and stJ:atifted sampling
at second stage.

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Explain tbc. lhre~ principles ofe~<perimeoUli designs along wi th their imponance,

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P'or a B I BD pr!ll e the p3Carne!ric reJa~onships ~ r = bk Md ). (,,- t)- r (k- t)

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Dascuss the layout and analysas or n splu-ploadesign.

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method of esumruion and propemes of a re,>ressaon estimator wader SRS wub
~lncement scheme.
DaS'CtL~S -~ae

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How mil you plan and ciln}- out n Pilot sample survey for n gt~<en objectavel

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Delino probabi lit)' proponaonal to sit.e (pps) s:unplang. Al$o discuss

select1on fot pps "1lh replac~ment scheme.

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methods of sample

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Show whether an estamator or populuuon mean based on stratified sampling 11 ith equul
allocation is unbiased,

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Gl\'e complete omline of nnulysis of a 2' experiment which is conducted

rtuldomi?.ed design and >~'here inreraction ABC is confounded.
What as llllSStng plottechmque'l Explatn tl lbr an experiment conducted

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H011 wil l you :lJlaly;.es data from an experim~.nt conducted in BlBD wllh parameters 1 - b =
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What ts analysis of co-l'ariance'/ Explain lis use by an ex-ample,

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Discuss lhe organizatioaml structure arid role of N.S.S. in pro1idlng dma base for lndilUl
Planning_
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S~ompling.

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P.xplain vnnous ample allocation

odvantages or e.llch ~..-itc:rinn.

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Give dtc I)Utline of the analysis or 3, experiment oonduaed m R.B.D. 10

" 'loot tore pnrti:olly blanced designs? Give their cbar:octerislic ~nd applicatirtllll.

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Give the n:l:otive

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;\lli:mpt ilny 'FIVP. pM1.~

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DV!cu. the importoncc of various e<)mpm"'l~ l)t'" thnc ~eriea
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!~>;plain variou~ method$ ofcont.rtn:tion

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What is corrologrnm oM lysis'/ '<plain tho method and its uses,

of ind01< numb<n.

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SECI'ION - B

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Diseu.;, 'arious tc ts l'or

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indc~ numhen.. Expi:Un tltc nood

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Di!lcU$ U1e-a,ssunwtions underlying cbi'Sic.11 """'

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Wlut U. Uto probl= of idcntifiC~~tion in oconon1utrits? Explnln giving "xamples.

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\\'hol is indir.:ct least squares m""tlood? Explain Ute ruelltod om:l it5 UJ!pUtations.

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Discus. the us<:l\tlnt:S ,n;nJI"I curv~ in the ~tully orincOme ~litrihuliun 11fhousehol$.

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Wloot. J rt Stationary Time Scric~ ? E.'<phoin PerioxLgram Analy~is.

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Discuss Ute need for and uses of forecasting.

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E.'Xplain the ' Rank' and 'Unlr <onJition> for ido.lntificotion of relation in a ~inmllarto.lOUS
cqtmti011 S}'stcm.

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\\lhnt is the d ifterencc between tlxed base and ch<~in

t honge Ute base of a series nf index numlx.'Tll'!

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bose index numbers'/ How will you
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Dicuss thel)robJem of a\IIQ-conelation in linear t'!limahOn, lso c:..,lain its consti<Jl!ences.

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Discuss Ute bmmetric ~nd '-"Onometrie meU!vds of forcCUJStinS