The second hand in a clock is spun and the outcome α is the second where the hand comes to rest. Let Z
be the minute where the hand comes to rest. Find the pmf of Z. Find the conditional pmf of Z given
A= {first 20 minutes}; given B= {2 ≤ α ≤ 200}
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The second hand in a clock is spun and the outcome α is the second where the hand comes to rest.
The minute hand in a clock is spun and the outcome α is the minute where the hand comesto rest. Let A be the hour where the hand comes to rest. Find the PMF of A. Find theconditional PMF of A given B= {11 ≤ α ≤ 25}
CLO-2(C3)] The loose minute hand of a clock is spun hard.The coordinates (x, y) of the point where the tip of the hand comes to rest is noted. Z is the product of x and y. (a) Describe the underlying space S and specify the probabilities of its events. (b) Find the pmf of X i.e., px (x) (c) Find the mean and variance of X
CLO-2(C3)] The loose minute hand of a clock is spun hard.The coordinates (x, y)...
In Problem, let A = {hand rests in last 10 minutes} and B = {hand rests in last 5 minutes}. Find P[B|A] for parts a, b, and c.ProblemConsider Problem where the minute hand in a clock is spun. Suppose that we now note the minute at which the hand comes to rest.(a) Suppose that the minute hand is very loose so the hand is equally likely to come to rest anywhere in the clock. What are the probabilities of the...
Question 5: Let
where −1 ≤ α ≤ 1.
? 1+αx −1≤x≤1
Only hand in questions 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 14
f(x) = 2 0
else
a. Show that f(x) is a probability density function.
b. Find the cumulative distribution function of X.
c. Find the interquartile range.
Question 5: Let a) else where -1 a1. a. Show that f(r) is a probability density function b. Find the cumulative distribution function of X c. Find the interquartile...
Do the following exercise: Set aside 15 minutes for this exercise. Sit down in a quiet place and get a watch or clock with a second hand. Gently find your carotid artery pulse (in your neck) or your brachial pulse (on the inside of the wrist, lateral to the 2 tendons, and ~ 1 inch below the crease of the wrist) with two finders. Count your heartbeats for 1 minute. Write down the number of beats. Do the complete breathing...
QUESTION 1 Determine the angular velocity of the second hand, in degree/second, of a mechanical clock QUESTION 2 What is the angular velocity in Sl units of the hour hand of a mechanical clock? 1.74 x 10-3 radis 727 x 10-5 radis 0.105 radis 1 45 x 10-radis QUESTION 3 At its peak a tornado is 549 m in diameter and carries 253 MPH winds. What is its angular velocity in Sl units? Express your answer with 3 or more...
For every family with 2 children, denote the sex of the first and the second child by a pair xy (where x and y can be either a boy or a girl), and suppose all 4 possible combinations of xy are equally likely.(a) What is the conditional probability that the second child is a girl, given that the first child is a boy. (b) The king comes from a family of two children. What is the probability that his sibling...
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The linear mapping wFUz+p, where α, β e C maps the point ZFI+1 to the point wi-i, and the poin to the point w2-1i a) Determine α and β. b) Find the region in the w-plane corresponding to the upper half-plane Im(z) 20 in 9. the z-plane. Sketch the region in the w-plane. c) Find the region in the w-plane corresponding to the disk Iz 2 in the z-plane d) Find the fixed points of the mapping
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9. (i) Show that (x-x)2 = Lx2- ni2, where x. The times, to the nearest minute, taken by 60 studen ts to do their statistics homework are given by the following frequency distribution. 5 14 25-34 15 24 35 44 45 54 55-64 Time, x (mins) Frequency, f 7 19 17 7 a) Determine, to the nearest minute, the mean and standard deviation of the distribution. b) Estimate the median of the distribution A second sample of...
(1 point) Rework problem 18 from section 3.3 of your text, involving filling in missing probabilities on a tree diagram. Construct a copy of figure 3.11 in your text, where the first outcome is one of (A,B,C) and the second outcome in each case is one of (1,2,3) (only 1 or 2 in the case of outcome C). Use the following probabilities instead of those given in your text: 12 12 12 12 Find the following missing probabilities (1) Pr[A...