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Umm, honestly, didn't find it that hard though not one of those typical ones and undoubtedly a bit tougher than p1SalmanPakRocks said:it sure wastahatehseen said:yes the paper was the hardest paper in the history of statistics! I hope i get my A*
hope the percentile is low
tahatehseen said:
I got the same answer. We were supposed to find the value of the 85th percentile by linear interpolation formula.LegendII said:How did u calculated it?immyself said:In q.11 the answer equalled to 60 point something. Pardon, I vaguely remember the exact value
it can be unweighted too because when i calculated the aggreggate of 2008 epx. taking 2007's expendtiture as the base year so it gave me ans 114.58! which was unweighted i guess!!altox876 said:
I think i remember the one on the Cumulative curve, 4/17 x 100 , which came to 24%.primus0071 said:anyone! please help?
can somebody get me the answers for paper1 cumulative freq question that has last part of something like percentage reduction??
then also d answer for paper2 cumulative frequency that has something like gross values and net values? please answer any1 as soon as possible!
m waiting
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