I can do the first part of the question 1a, could someone show me step by step how to do do 1b?
I can do the first part of the question 1a, could someone show me step by...
ALL OF QUESTION 3 Question 3: Two components in a personal computer system have lifetimes (in years) that are distributed with a joint probability density function given by fx.Y(,y e-#(1+v), 0 < r,0 y, 0, otherwise (a) (3 marks). Find fx(x) (b) (3 marks). Find fy(y) (c) (3 marks). Find the probability that the lifetime of at least one com ponent exceeds 2 years. Question 4 Question 3: Two components in a personal computer system have lifetimes (in years) that...
I have the answers for this question, however I don't understand part C - in particular why it seems to be double f(x) and the variable change to u? Question 3. Unit Conversion [16 marks] The temperature X in degrees Fahrenheit (F) of a particular chemical reaction is known to be distributed between 220 and 280 degrees with a probability density function of fx(x) = (x – 190)/3600. A value of X degrees Fahrenheit can be converted to Y degrees...
3. (a) The bus 500 arrives at Liverpool Airport at a rate of A buses per hour. Assume that the arrivals form a Poisson process. Let X (t) be the number of buses that arrive in t hours. X(t) is distributed as Px(o(u)=e-Ar (Xt)" u! when u is a positive integer and 0 otherwise. Let Y be the amount of time that you must wait for the 3rd bus to arrive. The event X (t) < 3 (fewer than three...
Appreciate if you can answer this ONE QUESTION COMPLETELY and give me a detailed working with explanation for me to understand. Once completed so long as my doubts are cleared and the solutions are correct, I will definitely vote up. Some of the question are similiar to take a look carefully before you answer as it's very important for me. Thank you. Question 4 (a) Suppose that the length of time t (in days) between sales for an automobile salesperson...
I figured out 1,2 and 3 but I’m stuck on 4 and 5. Please help me out if you can!! I know the quality isn’t the greatest, I’m sorry!! Homework1 STA4322 Homework 1, Spring 2019 Please turn in your own work, though you may discuss the problems with classmates, the TA, the Professor, the internet, etc. The most important thing is that you understand the problems and how they are solved as they will prepare you for the exam. Please...
Question 3 [20 marks] A measure of skewness is defined by Y such that: Note that when a distribution is symmetrical about the mean, the skewness is equal to zero. If it is skewed to the right, the measure of skewness will be positive; if it is skewed to the left, the measure of skewness will be negative. Let X be random variable, and a function f(x) is defined such that 21, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, f(x)- (a) Create...
if you could please provide a step by step explanation I would really appreciate it Discrete Random Variables Question 23. Let Y Bin(17,0.25) denote the binomially distributed random variable mea- suring the number of times an archer hits the bullseye. Calculate the probability that the archer scores exactly one or two arrows in the bullseye. Question 24. A dairy factory produces eleven buckets of milk and records the masses in kilograms. Compute to three decimal places the population mean and...