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Probability Theory and Mathematical statistics Final examination Variant 3 Part 1. Random Events 1. The probability of some event in each experiment is 0.009. Find the probability of exactly 3 successes during 340 experiments. 2. A square has a side of 21 cm and has a circle with radius equal to 7 cm within t. Find the probability of a dart hitting the circle if it hits the square. 3.75% of people attend their primary care physician regularly: 28% of...
probability of a dart hitting the cirele ll l T 2. The probability of some event in each experiment is 0.009. Find the probability of exactly 3 successes during 340 experiments. care physician regularly: 28% of those people have no an't see their
successes during 340 experiments 3, 75% of people attend their primary care physician regularly: 28% of those people have no health problems crop up during the following year. Out of the 25% of people who don't see their doctor regularly, only 18% have no health issues during the following year. What is the probability a random person will have no health problems in the following year? Part 2. Random Variables
Part 1. Random Events 1. A circle with a diameter equal to 20 cm has a square with a side of 5 cm within it. Find the probability of a dart hitting the square if it hits the circle.
Part 1. Random Events 1. A square has a side of 21 cm and has a circle with radius equal to 7 cm within it. Find the probability of a dart hitting the circle if it hits the square.
probability a random person will have no healur pIOD 2. A circle with a diameter equal to 18 probability of a dart hitting the square if it hits the circle. cm has a square with a side of 4 cm within it. Find the
The random variable x has the discrete probability distribution shown here: x -2 -1 0 1 2 p(x) 0.1 0.15 0.4 0.3 0.05 1) Find P(x<2) Please use up to 4 decimal places and use the proper uses of rounding. Excel can be a helpful calculator in these problems. 2) Find the expected value (mean) of this discrete random variable. Please use up to 4 decimal places and use the proper rules of rounding. Excel can be a helpful calculator...
Let descrete random variable X ~ Poisson(7). Find: 1) Probability P(X = 8) 2) Probability P(X = 3) 3) Probability P(X<4) 4) Probability P(X> 7) 5) ux 6) 0x Show your explanations. Displaying only the final answer is not enough to get credit. Note: round calculated numerical values to the fourth decimal place where applicable.
A random variable X has the following mgf et M(t)=1−t, t<1. (a) Find the value of ∞ (−1)k E(Xk). (b) Find the value of E(2−X). (c) Find the value of Var(2−X). (d) Find the probability P (X > 4). 10. A random variable X has the following mgf М() t 1 1 t (a) Find the value of 1E(Xk) (b) Find the value of E(2X). (c) Find the value of Var(2-X) k 0 k! (d) Find the probability P(X >...
1. Consider a random experiment that has as an outcome the number x. Let the associated random variable be X, with true (population) and unknown probability density function fx(x), mean ux, and variance σχ2. Assume that n 2 independent, repeated trials of the random experiment are performed, resulting in the 2-sample of numerical outcomes x] and x2. Let estimate f x of true mean ux be μΧ-(X1 + x2)/2. Then the random variable associated with estimate Axis estimator Ax- (XI...