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(1)
The second degree parabola is fitted to the time series when the variations are:
[A]
Linear
[B]
Nonlinear
[C]
Random
[D]
Downward
(2)
In fitting a second degree parabola, the value of c is not affected with the change of :
[A]
Scale
[B]
Origin
[C]
Both (a) and (b)
[D]
Neither (a) and (b)
(3)
For odd number of year, formula to code the values of X by taking origin at centre is:
[A]
X = year – average of years
[B]
X = year – first year
[C]
X = year – last year
[D]
X = year – ½ average of years
Answer: X = year – average of years
(4)
For even number of years when origin is in the centre and the unit of X being one year, then X can be coded as:
[A]
X = (year – average of years)/2
[B]
X = year – average of years
[C]
X = year – 0.5 average of years
[D]
X = average of years – year
Answer: X = year – average of years
(5)
For even number of years when origin is in the centre and the unit of X being half year, then X can be coded as:
[A]
X = year – average of years
[B]
X = 2(year – average of years)
[C]
X = (year – average year)/2
[D]
X = year – ½ average of years
Answer: X = 2(year – average of years)
(6)
In semi averages method, if the number of values is odd then we drop:
[A]
First value
[B]
Last value
[C]
Middle value
[D]
Middle two values
(7)
The trend values in freehand curve method are obtained by:
[A]
Equation of straight line
[B]
Graph
[C]
Second degree parabola
[D]
All of the above
(8)
∑X = ∑X3 = 0, if origin is:
[A]
At the end of time period
[B]
Any where
[C]
At the middle of time period
[D]
At the beginning of time period
Answer: At the middle of time period
(9)
Tests of hypotheses (t-test, f-test) incase of heteroscedasticity disturbance are
[A]
Still valid
[B]
Consistent
[C]
No longer valid
[D]
Unbiased
(10)
While performing correlation, we draw scatter plot to check assumptions of
[A]
Linearity
[B]
Multicollinearity
[C]
Unbiasness
[D]
Homoscedasticity
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