• dhrubajyoti
• Manmohan Singh
• January 8, 2008
• 2 Comments

Can you beat this resume?

Can you beat this resume? :

Stood first in BA (Hons), Economics, Panjab University, Chandigarh,
1952; Stood first in MA (Economics), Panjab University, Chandigarh,
1954; Wright’s Prize for distinguished performance at St John’s College,
Cambridge, 1955 and 1957; Wrenbury scholar, University of Cambridge,
1957; DPhil (Oxford), DLitt (Honoris Causa); PhD thesis on India’s
export competitiveness

OCCUPATION /Teaching Experience:

Professor (Senior lecturer, Economics, 1957-59;
Reader, Economics, 1959-63;
Professor, Economics, Panjab University, Chandigarh, 1963-65; Professor,

• shreeradha
• Maths And Stats
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

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Table: Frequency distribution of heights of 50 students

Height Frequency (Number of students)
144.5-146.5 2
146.5-148.5 5
148.5-150.5 8
150.5-152.5 15
152.5-154.5 9
154.5-156.5 6
156.5-158.5 4
158.5-160.5 1
Total 50

Class, class limits, class boundaries

• shreeradha
• Maths And Stats
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

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(As this blog site does not support the formatting, there could be errors in the post.
This series is compiled from various resources on net. I have made changes wherever necessary to make it simple to understand. )
Table: Frequency distribution of heights of 50 students

Height Frequency (Number of students)
144.5-146.5 2
146.5-148.5 5
148.5-150.5 8
150.5-152.5 15
152.5-154.5 9
154.5-156.5 6
156.5-158.5 4
158.5-160.5 1
Total 50

Class, class limits, class boundaries

• shreeradha
• Maths And Stats
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

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Ex 1
The marks secured by 60 students of a class are given below

46, 57, 23,5,12 53, 38,58,26,43
36, 63,26,48,76 45, 66,74,16,86
56, 31,58,90,32 43, 36,66,46,58
36, 59,54,48,21 36, 64,58,45,76
58, 84,68,65,59 74, 48,64,58,50
46, 53,64,57,65 58, 95,56,66,44

Construct a frequency distribution table.

• shreeradha
• Maths And Stats
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

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CHAPTER 2
Measures of Central Tendency And Dispersion

2.1 Introduction

In this chapter we will study various types of data, methods of data collection , data representation and measures of central tendency.

• dulaliputra
• Gentleman's Game Or Cheater's Game
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

THE CHEATER”S GAME

We have heard that cricket is gentleman’s game. But the present deplorable conduct of some of the Aussies have changed the entire notion. They proved that the Cricket is the game of cheaters. The Aussies have finished the dignity of the Cricket.
The false allegation against Bhajji has caused fury in India . We want the BCCI to take stern attitude against the joint activities of the Aussie Cricketers and the incompetent umpires.
Is Cricket now gentleman’s game?

• uwon
• Decision
• India
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

Wrong Wrong Wrong

Hi Friends,Till Now You All Must be knowing how India Lost The test Match Against Australia.
Both the empires have played a very good game in losing India.
They gave wrong decision to India Many Times and Gave Out.And due to this India Lost the Match.
According to me both these empires have gave Out to India and gave wrong decision to India atleast 8-10 Times.
And if this was not enough,Symmonds have claim that Harbhajan Singh harrashed him.
And for this reason,he was punish to be banned for 2-4 test matches.

• moksha
• Old Age
• Psychology
• January 7, 2008
• 0 Comments

A FATHER 15 YEARS YOUNGER THAN HIS DAUGHTER

THIS IS WHAT MY COUSIN SISTER TOLD ME YESTERDAY WHEN I WENT TO MEET HER. IN MY SISTER’S WORDS ………………………….

• drkjshenoy
• How Rituals Blindly Follwed
• Humour
• January 7, 2008
• 1 Comments

CREATURES OF HABIT

‘HORN—OK—PLEASE’. Does it ring a bell? Well, most of us in India have seen these words on the rear of trucks. Why do the truck owners write the phrase? Because others do. And others do because their fathers and fore-fathers did the same. No one paused to think of something new. They just copied. No questions asked. As in the case of the ‘roaming calf.’