(1 point) The Wiener process z- W satisfying is obtained by taking the limit as Δι...
(1 point) Let Z be a standard normal random variable. In each of the following, find the number zo which makes the indicated probability statement correct. (a) P(Z zo)-0.9343 Z0 (b) P(-Zo S Z zo) -0,781 Zo - (c) P(-zo K Z K zo) 0.64 Zo (d) P(Z 2 zo) 0.2914 (e) P(-Zo KZ30)-0.2319 (0 P(-1.51SZS zo) 0.5152 Zo
(1 point) Let F = xi+ (x + y) 3+ (x – y+z) k. Let the line l be x = 4t – 3, y = — (5 + 4t), z = 2 + 4t. = (20, Yo, zo) where F is parallel to l. (a) Find a point P P= Find a point Q = (x1, Yı, z1) at which F and I are perpendicular. Q - Give an equation for the set of all points at which F...
(1 point) Find the value of the standard normal random variable z, called Zo such that: (a) P(Z <zo) = 0.8319 20 (b) PC-Zo <z<zo) = 0.5508 20 = (c) P(-20 <2<zo) = 0.748 zo = (d) P(z > Zo) = 0.2823 20 = (e) P(-20 <z<0) = 0.0283 Zo = (1) P(-1.5 <2<zo) = 0.7108 zo Note: You can earn partial credit on this problem.
3. Let Z be a continuous random variable with Z~ N(0, 1) (a) Find the value of P(Z -0.47) (b) Find the value of P(|Z|< 2.00). Note | denotes the absolute value function. (c) Find b such that P(Z > b) = 0.9382 (d) Find the 27th percentile. (e) Find the value of the critical value zo.05
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Exercise 3.38. Let the random variable Z have probability density function 24 fz(z) = -1 <z<1 otherwise. (a) Calculate E[Z]. (b) Calculate P(0 <Z<į). (c) Calculate P(Z < į 12 > 0). (d) Calculate all the moments E[Z"] for n= 1,2,3,... Your answer will be a formula that contains n.
Problem 6 (1 point) Let f(z)-(2z-0.274x2 The pdf is plotted for your convenience 2 0.2740 be the probablity distributionftunction (pdh for the random variable X where c s a constant 0 z 1 (use at least four digits after the decimal if rounding.) b) If we wanted to find P(X-0.420.4) state the region(s) this expression is directly refering to r > c) Find the first moment of X, E[ X. Insert the missing limits of integration as well as the...
3. (8 pt, 2 each) (Ross) Let X be a random variable taking values in the finite interval 0, c]. You may assume that X is discrete, though this is not necessary for this problem (a) Show that EX c and EX2 cEX (b) Use the inequalities above to show that Var(X) <c2[u(1-u)] u=EXE[0, 1]. where (e) Use the result of part (b) to show that Var(cx) se/ (d) Use the result in (c) to bound the variance of a...
Let X be a discrete random variable taking integer values 1, 2, ..., 10. It is also known that: P(X < 4) = 0.57, PCX 2 4) = 0.71. Then P(X = 4) = A: 0.14|B: 0.28 |C: 0.45 OD: 0.64|E: 0.73 OF: 0.95 Submit Answer Tries 0/5
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6. Extreme values are of central importance in risk management and the following two questions provide the fundamental tool used in the extreme value theory. (a) Let Xi,... , Xn be independent identically distributed (i. i. d.) exp (1) random variables and define max(Xi,..., Xn) (i) Find the cumulative distribution of Zn (ii) Calculate the cumulative distribution of Vn -Zn - Inn (iii)...