STATE WISE POULTRY IN INDIA2003SCOPEThe data given refers to the state-wise population of poultry in India for the year 2003, as per the 17th Livestock ensus! "oultry has #een divided into $ categories- hicken, %ens, ocks and &uck etc! hicken, %ens and ocks are collectively categori'ed as fowl! The ai( is to study the distri#ution of poultry across the states, so as to identify a consu(ptiontrend!METHODOLOGYThe country has #een divided into $ regions to ena#le a co(parative analysis! )u((ary statistics have #een calculated, after which diagra((atic representation of data is showcased with the help of pie charts, #ar diagra( and #o* plot, #ased on which certain inferences have #een drawn! The analysis ends with identifying different types of events!ANALYSISThe following data (easures of central tendency and dispersion for the total poultry in India+Summ. Stat North India East India West India South IndiaMean

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1.90 Ta#le 1+ )u((ary )tats of "oultry for each region1! ,ean+ -verage nu(#er of poultry is highest for )outh India!2! )tandard deviation+ )outh India has the highest dispersion of poultry!3! )kewness+ The curve is (ost skewed for .ast India, (eaning that it has the highest no! of outliers!$! /urtosis+ The peakedness of the curve is highest for .ast India!)u((ary statistics show that the range of data is very large! The poultry population varies fro( 20 to 102,271 across the states! To understand this further, we look at the different regions to see if the distri#ution of datais unifor(ly spread out! I-1$a +a2a-1a 314112324Pa5e 1N%"1 We-Ea- S%,1

316156426126Percentage share of of poultryEa- N%"1 S%,1 We-Region Wise Distribution of Cocks Hens C!icken Ducks "n# ot!ersInference+ "roportion of chicken is the highest for all $ regions! hicken is the (ost co((onfor( of poultry for consu(ption across the country! ,ost people prefer this to other for(s of poultry!I-1$a +a2a-1a 314112324Pa5e 2W1$(e *%&'a"$n5 1e 4 "e5$%n- 7%" -1a"e %7 %a( '%,("2, $ $- *(ea" 1a 1e S%,1 (ea!- 0$1 1e (a"5e- -1a"e.$o% &'ot for tot"' &ou'tr( figures for e"c! st"teLo)erW!iskerLo)erHingeMe#i"n*&&erHinge*&&erW!isker20 0$0!2 313$ 13103 22203.60000 .40000 .20000 0 20000 40000 60000 80000 100000 120000Inference+ -ll states with poultry population lesser than 20 and greater than 22203 are (a4or outliers! This includes 5est 6engal7303238, -ndhra "radesh71022718, Ta(il 9adu7332118 and ,aharashtra73$7378! The reason for the a#ove could #e that all the a#ove are large states with large populations, and hence understanda#ly large consu(ptions!Co+&osition of &ou'tr(6y looking at raw data, it can #e o#served that fowl for(s 02!37: of the total poultry population, while the #alance are ducks etc! In the category of poultry, chickens for( 21!13:of the population! The following #ar diagra( displays the co(position of fowl ; ocks, %ensand hicken in the country!0e- ea- n%"1 -%,10200004000060000800001000001200001400001600001800008en-91$*/en9%*/-C!"nge in consu+&tion of &ou'tr( ,--./01120!02%owever, - and 6 cannot occur together as the ani(al selected cannot #e #oth a chicken and duck!Testing In#e&en#ence-+ event that ani(al has #een selected fro( handigarh6+ event that ani(al selected is a cock"7-8+ 0!00032$37"768+ 0!1372"7-68+ 0!00001300"7-8!"768 does not e@ual to "7-68! Therefore the events are not independent!Con#ition"' Prob"bi'it(A3 event that duck is selected 6+ -ni(al selected is fro( 5est 6engal"7-A68+ event that duck is selected, given that ani(al selected is fro( 5est 6engal"7-A68> "7-68A"768 > 0!2702The pro#a#ility that a duck is selected, given that ani(al selected is fro( 5est 6engal is 0!2702!7oint Prob"bi'it(-+ event that ani(al selected is fro( Ta(il 9adu6+ event that ani(al is a chicken"7-8> 0!0121 ? "768> 0!$103"7-68> 0!02703The pro#a#ility that a chicken is selected fro( Ta(il 9adu is 0!02703!I-1$a +a2a-1a 314112324Pa5e 5