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Problem 1 (16 points). Suppose that Y is normally distributed random variable with u-10 and σ-2...
Problem 1 (16 points). Suppose that Y is normally distributed random variable with u-10 and σ-2 and X is another normally distributed random variable with μ-: 5 and σ-5. Y and X are independent. Calculate the following probabilities according to a normal distribution table (e.g., a normal table found from the Internet) (1) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12) (2) (4 points) Pr(2 < X <4) (3) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12 and 2< X <4) and Pr(Y> 12 or 2< X <4)...
1. Consider sequence of independent identically distributed binary random variable x,,x,,x,,x,-4 ...
1. Consider sequence of independent identically distributed binary random variable x,,x,,x,,x,-4 , wherepEPr(X:-)-0.7 and Pr(X, =0).1-p=0.3. a) (10 pts.) Complete the table where k denotes the number of 1's in the n! sequence, andkkn-k b) (10 pts.) Calculate H(X) c) (10 pts.) Assume that Pr[T)]21-ε 0.9. Find the corresponding typical sequence set n) d) (10 pts.) Assume Pr[ 21-820.9. Find the corresponding smallest set B ). 2. Consider a random walk random variable X, on the graph in Figure 1....
You are given that the random variable X is exponential with a mean of 1, and...
You are given that the random variable X is exponential with a mean of 1, and that the random variable Y is uniformly distributed on the interval (0, 1). Furthermore, it is known that X and Y are independent. Find the density of the joint distribution of U = XY and V = X/Y.
Problem 5: 10 points Assume that a discrete random variable, N, is Poisson distributed with the...
Problem 5: 10 points Assume that a discrete random variable, N, is Poisson distributed with the rate, λ = 3. Given N = n, the random variable, X, conditionally has the binomial distribution, Bin [N +1, 0.4] 1. Evaluate the marginal expectation of X. 2. Evaluate the marginal variance of X
Problem 3. Suppose that the cumulative distribution function of a random variable X is given by...
Problem 3. Suppose that the cumulative distribution function of a random variable X is given by (o if b < 0 | 1/3 ifo<b<1B 2/3 if isb<2 2.9 1 if2 Sb. 3.9 (a) Find P(X S 3/2). (b) Find E(X) and Var(X). 4.10
3. X is the random variable for claim sizes. Given A, X follow a single-parameter Pareto...
3. X is the random variable for claim sizes. Given A, X follow a single-parameter Pareto distribution with parameters θ 1000 and A. The distribution of A over the entire population is an exponential distribution with mean 3 Calculate Pr(X> 1500)
The random variable X is distributed as a Pareto distribution with parameters α = 3, θ....
The random variable X is distributed as a Pareto distribution with parameters α = 3, θ. E[X] = 1. The random variable Y = 2X. Calculate V ar(Y )
Random variable X is normally distributed with mean 10 and standard deviation 2
Random variable X is normally distributed with mean 10 and standard deviation 2.Compute the following probabilities.a. Pr(X<10) b. Pr(X<11.04)I don't know where to start.
X is a Discrete Random Variable that can take five values Given The five possible values...
X is a Discrete Random Variable that can take five values Given The five possible values are: x1 = 4 (Units not given) X2 = 6 (Units not given) X3 = 9 (Units not given) X4 = 12 (Units not given) X5 = 15 (Units not given) The associated probabilities are: p(x1) = 0.14 (Unitless) p(x2) = 0.11 (Unitless) p(x3) = 0.10 (Unitless) p(xx) = 0.25 (Unitless) Question(s) 1. If the five values are collectively exhaustive, what is p(x5)? (Unitless)...
Q6. Given that X is a random variable that is normally distributed with u = 30...
Q6. Given that X is a random variable that is normally distributed with u = 30 and 0 = 4. Determine the following: a. P (30<x<35) b. P (x > 21) c. P(x < 40)
Problem 1 (16 points). Suppose that Y is normally distributed random variable with u-10 and σ-2 and X is another normally distributed random variable with μ-: 5 and σ-5. Y and X are independent. Calculate the following probabilities according to a normal distribution table (e.g., a normal table found from the Internet) (1) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12) (2) (4 points) Pr(2 < X <4) (3) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12 and 2< X <4) and Pr(Y> 12 or 2< X <4)...
1. Consider sequence of independent identically distributed binary random variable x,,x,,x,,x,-4 , wherepEPr(X:-)-0.7 and Pr(X, =0).1-p=0.3. a) (10 pts.) Complete the table where k denotes the number of 1's in the n! sequence, andkkn-k b) (10 pts.) Calculate H(X) c) (10 pts.) Assume that Pr[T)]21-ε 0.9. Find the corresponding typical sequence set n) d) (10 pts.) Assume Pr[ 21-820.9. Find the corresponding smallest set B ). 2. Consider a random walk random variable X, on the graph in Figure 1....
Problem 5: 10 points Assume that a discrete random variable, N, is Poisson distributed with the rate, λ = 3. Given N = n, the random variable, X, conditionally has the binomial distribution, Bin [N +1, 0.4] 1. Evaluate the marginal expectation of X. 2. Evaluate the marginal variance of X
Problem 3. Suppose that the cumulative distribution function of a random variable X is given by (o if b < 0 | 1/3 ifo<b<1B 2/3 if isb<2 2.9 1 if2 Sb. 3.9 (a) Find P(X S 3/2). (b) Find E(X) and Var(X). 4.10
3. X is the random variable for claim sizes. Given A, X follow a single-parameter Pareto distribution with parameters θ 1000 and A. The distribution of A over the entire population is an exponential distribution with mean 3 Calculate Pr(X> 1500)
X is a Discrete Random Variable that can take five values Given The five possible values are: x1 = 4 (Units not given) X2 = 6 (Units not given) X3 = 9 (Units not given) X4 = 12 (Units not given) X5 = 15 (Units not given) The associated probabilities are: p(x1) = 0.14 (Unitless) p(x2) = 0.11 (Unitless) p(x3) = 0.10 (Unitless) p(xx) = 0.25 (Unitless) Question(s) 1. If the five values are collectively exhaustive, what is p(x5)? (Unitless)...
Q6. Given that X is a random variable that is normally distributed with u = 30 and 0 = 4. Determine the following: a. P (30<x<35) b. P (x > 21) c. P(x < 40)
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