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An introduction to the field of business statistics. It covers the definition of statistics, its applications in various fields, and the importance of statistics. The document also discusses the different divisions of statistics and the techniques used in each division. It emphasizes the need for careful use of statistics and the importance of expert analysis to arrive at valid conclusions.

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BUSINESS
STATISTICS-I
(CS)
SUBJECT CODE: UCC15305
UNIT-I
DEFINITIONS
OF
STATISTICS
The word 'Statistics ' have
been
derived from the Latin word 'status' which
means
a
political
state.
Statistics
was
applied
to
mean
fact and
figures
which
were
needed
by
the
state
in its
day
to
day
life. Statistics deals with
collection,
tabulation,
analysis
and
interpretation
of
numerical data. Several statistical constant have
been
introduced
and
several
statistical methods have been
developed
for
analysing
data and
drawing
valid inference
or
intelligent
judgement
for
them.
Statistics
has
wide
applications
in
almost
all
science
such
as
Biology,
Psychology,
Economics,
Education,
Planning,
Industry
&
Medical
Science.
Hence
a
knowledge
of statistics
may
prove
to
be
of
use
at
any
time
under
any
circumstances.
1.1
Definition
Statistics
is
a
tool
in
the hands
of
mankind
to
translate
complex
facts into
simple
and
understandable statement of
facts.
There
have been
many
definitions
of
the
term
Statistics'. The word statistics is
used
in
two
sense
singular
and
plural.
Statistics
as
numerical
data(plural)
and
as
statistical
method(singular). A single
figure
can't
be
called
as
statistics
because
it
can't
be
compared
to
draw
any
conclusion
out
of
it.
For
eg: a
height
of
single
student
in
particular
class is
not
a
statistics but a series
relating
to
the
height
of
group
of
the students in a class would
be
called
as statistics.
Statistics
may
be
defined
as
the science which deals with
collection,
analysis
and interpretation
of
numerical data. All statistical facts are expressed
in
numbers statistical
data are collected either
by
actual counting
or
by measurement or by estimation.
Actual
counting:
To find out the
number
of
students in a school data.
Measurement:
Height
of
the
students
in
a particular class.
Estimation:
It
may
involve high time and money cost.
For
eg:
to
find
out
a
quantity
of
oil
in
a particular sea,
may
be
collected
in
a systematic
manner.
Statistical
data
are
collected only with a reasonable degree of accuracy.
However,
statistics must be used very carefully and only by experts in order
to
arrive at reasonable
conclusions. Statistical arguments based on incomplete data may lead to fallacious conclusion
and
the whole efforts will be waste in terms
of
money, time and result.
Statisties in singular sense as statistical method-science
of
collection, presentation,
analysis
and
interpretation
of
numerical
data.
The
first
step
in
any
statistical
investigation
is
the
collection
of
data
relevant
to
the
investigation.
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BUSINESS STATISTICS-I (CS)

SUBJECT CODE: UCC

UNIT-I DEFINITIONS OF STATISTICS The word (^) 'Statistics 'have (^) been (^) derived (^) from the Latin word (^) 'status' which means a (^) political state. (^) Statistics was (^) applied to (^) mean fact and the (^) state in its figures^ which^ were^ needed^ by day to^ day life.^ Statistics (^) deals (^) with (^) collection, (^) tabulation, (^) analysis and interpretation of numerical data. Several statistical constant have been introduced and several statistical (^) methods have been (^) developed for analysing data^ and^ drawing valid inference^ or intelligent judgement for them. Statistics has wide applications in almost all science such as Biology, Psychology, Economics, Education, Planning, Industry & Medical Science. Hence a

knowledge of statistics may prove to be of use at any time under any circumstances.

1.1 Definition Statistics is a tool (^) in the (^) hands of (^) mankind to (^) translate (^) complex facts into

simple and understandable statement of facts.

There (^) have been (^) many definitions (^) of the term (^) Statistics'. The word (^) statistics is used in (^) two (^) sense (^) singular and (^) plural. Statistics (^) as (^) numerical data(plural) and^ as^ statistical

method(singular). A single figure can't be called as statistics because it can't be compared to

draw (^) any conclusion (^) out of it. For (^) eg: a (^) height of (^) single student in (^) particular class is not a statistics (^) but a series (^) relating to the (^) height of (^) group of (^) the (^) students in a class (^) would be called as statistics. Statistics (^) may be (^) defined as the (^) science (^) which deals with (^) collection, (^) analysis and interpretation of numerical data. All statistical facts are expressed in numbers statistical data are collected either by actual counting or by measurement or by estimation. Actual counting: To find out the number of students in a school data. Measurement: Height of the students in a particular class. Estimation: It may involve high time and money cost. For eg: to find out a quantity of oil in a particular sea, may be collected in a systematic manner.

Statistical data are collected only with a reasonable degree of accuracy. However,

statistics must be used very carefully and only by experts in order to arrive at reasonable conclusions. Statistical arguments based on incomplete data may lead to fallacious conclusion and the whole efforts will be waste in terms of money, time and result.

Statisties in singular sense as statistical method-science of collection, presentation,

analysis and interpretation of numerical data. The first step in any statistical investigation is the collection of data relevant to the

investigation.

Data for statistical investigation may be collected by carrying out an experiment or

interviewing a selected individuals or preparing questionaries etc. Such data called primary

data. We can collect a data from material available in published record, such data are called secondary data. Large masses of data collected from various sources are first available in raw The significance of such a collection of raw data can not be understood unless they are arranged in a some definite form, data are edited, tabulated and classified.

Then analysis the data (i.e) process of establishing the relationship between tabulated numerical data.

While analysing, statistical measures such as averages, dispersion, skewness,

corelation, regression, interpolation etc are using

Analysis provides basis for interpretation. Interpretation of data requires high degree

of skill experience and common sense.

IMPORTANCE OF STATISTICS

Two important laws of statistics on which the whole theory of statistics are

Law of statistical regularly

This law holds good conditions which met the following

Sample must be taken at random

Sample must be of large size.

Law of inertia of large number

The larger the size of the sample

More accurate the results are likely

DIVISIONS OF STATISTICS

S.NO. Division Meaning

Descriptive

statistics

Techniques Used

Average, Skewness, Dispersion, Time seriesetc.

Sample survey, Quality

control index number etc.

Chi-square test,^ F-test,^ t-test

Deals with numerical data.

Applied

statistics

Deals with real life situation.

3 Inferential It^ is^ used^ to^ draw^ conclusion^ & inference about parameter of population the basis of estimation

derived from a sample.

It is used to estimate a particular

phenomenon on the basis of randomextrapolation.

observation.

statistics etc.

Inductive Forecasting^ techniques^ like statistics

Mathematical Itis concered with the application

statistics

Integration, differentiation, trigonometry, matrix etc.

5 of various mathematical theories & techniques such as integration and differentiation etc to develop various statistical techniques.

Analytical It^ covers^ those^ method^ and^ Corelation, regression,

statistics techniques which are^ used^ in association^ and^ attributes.

establishing function relationship between varíables.

IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCE Statistics provides the statistical information on mortality, fertility, marriage, population and growth. It is used to determine the intelligent quotient in education and in management.

IN THE NATURAL SCIENCE Statistics relating to pulse rate, body temperature, blood pressure, heart beat, weights etc. of the patients help the physician to diagnose disease. Statistics helps to test infection or medicine for controlling a specific disease.

FUNCTIONS OF STATISTICS

It Simplifies Complexity: Statistics is to collect the fact and figures in a systematic manner to present them easier to understand. Human mind cannot understand a large number of facts and figures at one time. Therefore the imporiant function of statistical method is to simply the complex data into (^) diagrammatic and (^) graphical (^) representation. The (^) huge masses of (^) data can be converted into (^) picture, a (^) diagram. Prevents Facts In A Definite Form Statistics (^) presents the (^) facts in a (^) precise and (^) definite form. For (^) eg: The total (^) population

of a particular city has increase from 40 lakhs to 80 lakhs during 1991-2000 is more precise

and conclusive than the statement that the total population of particular city has increased during 1991-2000. It Facilitate Comparison:

Comparison is one of the main function of statistics. Statistics help in comparing the

data with respect to time and location. The object of statistics is to enable comparison to be made between past & present result. The reasons for changes which have taken place and effect of such changes in the future. It (^) Enlarge Individual (^) Experiences Statistics provides to enrich knowledge and experience with help of statistical techniques and methodology Formulation Of Policies & Testing Hypothesis: Statistical methods are helpful to develop new theories. It is also helpful in formulating & testing hypothesis. For instant we can verify the law of supply from the help of statistics like that the success or failures of new theories can be known easily with help of statistics data. Eg: Statistics helps us to measure the effect of price in interest rate of saving & investment. It Test The Laws Of The Sciences: Statistics help interesting like laws of physical sciences and social sciences. A law

before being accepted is a hypothesis. The correctness of laws of different can only be tested

with help of statistical technique

Business Forecasting:

Forecasting refer to the process of predicting future events. Statistics facilitates business forecasting through various techniques as time series extrapolation. Statistical method help in the formulation of future policy by analysing past and present condition and

making projection for future

It Studies Relationship

The relationship between

coeficient different^ data^ can^ be^ measured^ coefficient^ of^ correlation,

of association,

regression etc.^ are^ measures of functional relationship. Demand,

supply &^ price etc. can be easily be studied with

It Helps The help^ of^ statistics.

Government

Statistics have been termed in the beginning as the "Science Of King". Statistics is

essential for the proper administration of the

an country.^ The^ government^ uses^ statistics^ to^ have

understanding before^ implementing the scheme.

Eg: old^ age person, ration scheme.

LIMITATION OF STATISTICS

Statistics can be used only to study numerical value data

Qualitative phenomenon like honesty, intelligence, poverty are not capable of direct

statistical analysis

Statistics is only with aggregate and not with individual

Statistics laws are not exact like the laws of natural sciences like physics, chemistry,

etc. Statistics results are true only on averages

It can be measured

Statistics methods are most dangerous tools in the hands of inexpert.

Statistics may mislead to wrong conclusion in the absence of details.

Eg: Two business man X & Y have an average profit of 1200 per month during 3 months. We can say that they are equally efficient because they are making the same

average profit.

Statistics does not reveal the entire story.

UNIT -

PART-A

  1. Define statistics
  2. What are uses of statistics Write a short notes on importance of statistics in education
  3. Mention any two limitation of statistics
  4. Write down any two application of statistics
  5. Write any two uses of statistics

PART-B

1. Explain the limitation ofstatistics

2. Discuss various function of statistics

  1. Discuss in detail the application of statistics in different areas
  2. Explain the uses of statistics

5. Explain the importance of statistics

  1. Explain the scope of statistics

7. Write a note on functions of statistics