7. Suppose that X is uniformly selected from the numbers 1, 2, 3 (that is, P(X...
Suppose that X is uniformly selected from the numbers 1, 2, 3 (that is, P(X = i) = 1/3 for i = 1, 2, or 3). Once X is selected, Y is chosen uniformly from the numbers 0, 1, ..., X. Find E[X | Y ]. (c) Compute EX Y 7. Suppose that X is uniformly selected from the numbers 1, 2, 3 (that is, P(X- i) 1/3 for ,X. Find i = 1,2, or 3). Once X is selected,...
Suppose that a point X is selected at random from the interval (0,1). After the value X = x has been selected, a point Y is then chosen at random from the interval (0,x^2). a) Indicate the region R on the xy-plane of possible values of the random vector (X,Y). b) Find the marginal pdf f2(y) of Y.
2.) (b): Prove or disprove the following problems. 1. Suppose fn(x) is uniformly convergent to fon D= [a, b]. Let ce [a, b]. Is fr uniformly convergent to f on D1 = (a, and/or D2 = (c, b)? = (a, and D2 = [c, b). Is in 2. Let a <c<b. Suppose fn(x) is uniformly convergent to f on D uniformly convergent to f on D = (a,b). 3. Suppose that fn(a) is uniformly convergent to fon , i=1,2,... Is...
[2] [3] (5) (a) A soccer squad contains 3 goalkeepers, 7 defenders, 9 midfielders and 4 forwards. (i) In how many ways can a team of 1 goalkeeper, 4 defenders, 4 midfielders, and 2 attackers be chosen from this squad? (ii) Two of the defenders refuse to play together. In how many ways can a team be chosen that contains at most one of these two defenders? (b) Let p and q be real numbers. A random variable X has...
1) Suppose that X ∼ N(0,1) find: P(X<=1.36) Round your answer to the nearest thousandth. 2) Suppose that X ∼ N(0,1) find: P(|X-0.9|>=1.35) Round your answer to the nearest thousandth. 3)Suppose that X ∼ B(8, 0.25). Calculate p(X=1) Round your answer to the nearest thousandth. 4) Suppose that X ∼ B(10, 0.23). Calculate P(X ≥ 7) Round your answer to the nearest thousandth. 5)Suppose that X ∼ U(-5, 10). Find the P(-2 ≤ X ≤ 5) Round your answer to...
3) Suppose X,,X,,X, (n > 1) is a random sample from Bernoulli distribution with Circle out your Class: Mon&Wed or Mon.Evening p.mf. p(x)=p"(I-p)'-x , x = 0,1, , thenyi follows ( ). Binomial distribution B(a.p) eNormal distribution N(p,mp(- O Poisson distribution P(np) Dcan not be determined. 4) Suppose X-N(0,1) and Y~N(24), they are independent, then )is incorrect. X+Y N(2, 5) C X-Y-NC-2,5) BP(Y <2)>0.5 D Var(X) < Var(Y) x,X,, ,X, (n>1) is a random sample from N(μσ2), let-1ΣΧί 5) Suppose...
is selected randomly from a X. Now select an integer Y uniformly at random from f1,... ,X). Find: (a) E(Y) (b) E(Y2); (c) Var(Y); (d) P(X Y 3)
Problem 9: Suppose X is a continuous random variable, uniformly distributed between 2 and 14. a. Find P(X <5) b. Find P(3<X<10) c. Find P(X 2 9)
7. Suppose X ~N(3, 22) (1) Evaluate P (2 Xs5), P-4<Xs10), P>2) (2) Decide C so that P (X> C) P (sc) Suppose the density function of X is 04 x)8 0, else Find the density function of Y-2X+8.
4.26 In a lottery game, three winning numbers are chosen uniformly at random from (1, ,100), sampling without replacement. Lottery tickets cost $1 and allow a player to pick three numbers. If a player matches the three winning numbers they win the jackpot prize of $1,000. For matching exactly two numbers, they win $15. For matching exactly one number they win $3 d) Hoppe shows that the probability that a single parlayed ticket will ulti- mately win the jackpot is...