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Question 1 of 20
1. Question
An auditor selects a random starting account and then every 50th account from an ordered list. This is:
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Systematic sampling selects every kth unit after a random start. It is efficient, although periodic patterns in the list can introduce bias.
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Systematic sampling selects every kth unit after a random start. It is efficient, although periodic patterns in the list can introduce bias.
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Systematic sampling selects every kth unit after a random start. It is efficient, although periodic patterns in the list can introduce bias.
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Question 2 of 20
2. Question
Portfolio A has mean return 12% and standard deviation 3%; Portfolio B has mean return 15% and standard deviation 6%. Which has lower coefficient of variation?
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CV = standard deviation / mean × 100. A: 3/12 = 25%; B: 6/15 = 40%. Portfolio A has lower relative variability by this measure.
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CV = standard deviation / mean × 100. A: 3/12 = 25%; B: 6/15 = 40%. Portfolio A has lower relative variability by this measure.
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CV = standard deviation / mean × 100. A: 3/12 = 25%; B: 6/15 = 40%. Portfolio A has lower relative variability by this measure.
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Question 3 of 20
3. Question
A bank‘s deposits have increased steadily over ten years despite monthly fluctuations. The long-run movement is the:
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Trend captures the underlying long-term direction of a time series, distinct from seasonal, cyclical and irregular fluctuations.
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Trend captures the underlying long-term direction of a time series, distinct from seasonal, cyclical and irregular fluctuations.
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Trend captures the underlying long-term direction of a time series, distinct from seasonal, cyclical and irregular fluctuations.
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Question 4 of 20
4. Question
A Poisson distribution is often used to model:
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The Poisson distribution is commonly used for counts of events in a fixed interval when events occur independently at a stable average rate under suitable assumptions.
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The Poisson distribution is commonly used for counts of events in a fixed interval when events occur independently at a stable average rate under suitable assumptions.
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The Poisson distribution is commonly used for counts of events in a fixed interval when events occur independently at a stable average rate under suitable assumptions.
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Question 5 of 20
5. Question
In linear programming, limits on staff hours, budget or machine capacity are represented by:
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Constraints translate resource limitations or required conditions into linear equations or inequalities.
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Constraints translate resource limitations or required conditions into linear equations or inequalities.
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Constraints translate resource limitations or required conditions into linear equations or inequalities.
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Question 6 of 20
6. Question
A branch database contains duplicate loan records and missing income values. What should an analyst do before calculating average loan size?
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Data cleaning and validation should precede analysis. Duplicates can inflate counts or sums, while missing values may distort estimates if handled carelessly.
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Data cleaning and validation should precede analysis. Duplicates can inflate counts or sums, while missing values may distort estimates if handled carelessly.
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Data cleaning and validation should precede analysis. Duplicates can inflate counts or sums, while missing values may distort estimates if handled carelessly.
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Question 7 of 20
7. Question
A bank combines internally collected data with a commercial database. What should it assess before analysis?
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The analyst should check definitions, coverage, collection methods, dates and reliability across sources. Combining incompatible data can create misleading comparisons.
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The analyst should check definitions, coverage, collection methods, dates and reliability across sources. Combining incompatible data can create misleading comparisons.
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The analyst should check definitions, coverage, collection methods, dates and reliability across sources. Combining incompatible data can create misleading comparisons.
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Question 8 of 20
8. Question
A fitted regression has slope −3. What does it indicate?
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A negative slope means the predicted dependent variable decreases by 3 units for each one-unit increase in the predictor, on average in the fitted linear model.
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A negative slope means the predicted dependent variable decreases by 3 units for each one-unit increase in the predictor, on average in the fitted linear model.
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A negative slope means the predicted dependent variable decreases by 3 units for each one-unit increase in the predictor, on average in the fitted linear model.
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Question 9 of 20
9. Question
A positive slack value for a resource constraint means:
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Positive slack indicates the constraint is not fully used at that solution; some of the resource remains unused.
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Positive slack indicates the constraint is not fully used at that solution; some of the resource remains unused.
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Positive slack indicates the constraint is not fully used at that solution; some of the resource remains unused.
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Question 10 of 20
10. Question
Two investment alternatives have the same expected return but different standard deviations. The standard deviation helps compare their:
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Expected return describes the average outcome, while standard deviation describes dispersion around the mean and therefore one aspect of risk.
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Expected return describes the average outcome, while standard deviation describes dispersion around the mean and therefore one aspect of risk.
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Expected return describes the average outcome, while standard deviation describes dispersion around the mean and therefore one aspect of risk.
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Question 11 of 20
11. Question
To study customers nationally, a researcher randomly selects 20 branches and surveys all customers in those branches. This is closest to:
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In cluster sampling, groups such as branches are sampled, and all units or a sample of units within selected clusters are observed.
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In cluster sampling, groups such as branches are sampled, and all units or a sample of units within selected clusters are observed.
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In cluster sampling, groups such as branches are sampled, and all units or a sample of units within selected clusters are observed.
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Question 12 of 20
12. Question
A distribution of deposit balances has a long right tail because a few accounts have extremely large balances. Which shape is most likely?
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A long right tail indicates positive (right) skewness. In a typical positively skewed distribution, mean exceeds median.
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A long right tail indicates positive (right) skewness. In a typical positively skewed distribution, mean exceeds median.
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A long right tail indicates positive (right) skewness. In a typical positively skewed distribution, mean exceeds median.
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Question 13 of 20
13. Question
A prolonged rise and fall in lending demand associated with expansions and contractions in economic activity is best called:
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Cyclical variation relates to business-cycle movements and typically spans more than one year, unlike regular within-year seasonality.
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Cyclical variation relates to business-cycle movements and typically spans more than one year, unlike regular within-year seasonality.
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Cyclical variation relates to business-cycle movements and typically spans more than one year, unlike regular within-year seasonality.
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Question 14 of 20
14. Question
For an exactly normal distribution, mean, median and mode are:
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The normal distribution is symmetric and unimodal, so its mean, median and mode coincide at the centre.
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The normal distribution is symmetric and unimodal, so its mean, median and mode coincide at the centre.
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The normal distribution is symmetric and unimodal, so its mean, median and mode coincide at the centre.
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Question 15 of 20
15. Question
In a linear programming model, the unknown quantities to be determined, such as units of product A and B, are:
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Decision variables represent the choices under the decision-maker‘s control; the objective and constraints are expressed in terms of them.
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Decision variables represent the choices under the decision-maker‘s control; the objective and constraints are expressed in terms of them.
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Decision variables represent the choices under the decision-maker‘s control; the objective and constraints are expressed in terms of them.
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Question 16 of 20
16. Question
A grouped frequency distribution uses classes 10–19, 20–29, 30–39. If interpreted as continuous integer-measured classes, the class width is:
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Using class boundaries 9.5–19.5, the width is 10. Equivalently, adjacent class limits differ by 10.
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Using class boundaries 9.5–19.5, the width is 10. Equivalently, adjacent class limits differ by 10.
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Using class boundaries 9.5–19.5, the width is 10. Equivalently, adjacent class limits differ by 10.
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Question 17 of 20
17. Question
A frequency table uses the final class ‘80 and above‘. Which caution applies when estimating a grouped mean?
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An open-ended class lacks a known upper boundary and midpoint, so estimating a grouped mean requires an additional assumption or method.
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An open-ended class lacks a known upper boundary and midpoint, so estimating a grouped mean requires an additional assumption or method.
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An open-ended class lacks a known upper boundary and midpoint, so estimating a grouped mean requires an additional assumption or method.
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Question 18 of 20
18. Question
Ordinary least squares chooses coefficients to minimise:
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Ordinary least squares minimises the sum of squared residuals, not the sum of absolute residuals or the sum of predictions.
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Ordinary least squares minimises the sum of squared residuals, not the sum of absolute residuals or the sum of predictions.
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Ordinary least squares minimises the sum of squared residuals, not the sum of absolute residuals or the sum of predictions.
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Question 19 of 20
19. Question
In a standard maximisation problem with ≤ resource constraints and non-negative right-hand sides, slack variables are commonly introduced to:
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Slack variables convert ≤ constraints into equalities and can provide an initial basic feasible solution in a standard-form simplex setup when the conditions allow.
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Slack variables convert ≤ constraints into equalities and can provide an initial basic feasible solution in a standard-form simplex setup when the conditions allow.
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Slack variables convert ≤ constraints into equalities and can provide an initial basic feasible solution in a standard-form simplex setup when the conditions allow.
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Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Among 100 flagged transactions, 20 are confirmed fraudulent. What is the observed probability of fraud given that a transaction was flagged?
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The conditional proportion is 20/100 = 0.20, or 20%. This is the observed P(fraud|flag) for the sample of flagged transactions.
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The conditional proportion is 20/100 = 0.20, or 20%. This is the observed P(fraud|flag) for the sample of flagged transactions.
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The conditional proportion is 20/100 = 0.20, or 20%. This is the observed P(fraud|flag) for the sample of flagged transactions.