A biostatistician is interested in studying the time X (in seconds) it takes a hematology cell counter to complete a test on a blood sample. The probability density function of the aforementioned time is:
a) Find the cumulative distribution function and compute the median and 65-th percentile of the time to complete a test on a sample.
b) What is the percentage of tests require less than π/3 seconds to complete?
c) Suppose that this biostatistician is interested in the following composite function of time to complete a test on a sample: exp(sin x). Compute the mean and variance of the underlying random variable.
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interested in the total time to complete a project that is
comprised of a large number of
subprojects. For illustration, let X1, X2, X3 be three
independent random times for
three subprojects. If these subprojects are in series (the
first one must be completed
before the second starts, etc.), then we are interested in the
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interested in the total time to complete a project that is
comprised of a large number of
subprojects. For illustration, let X1, X2, X3 be three
independent random times for
three subprojects. If these subprojects are in series (the
first one must be completed
before the second starts, etc.), then we are interested in the
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If these are in parallel (can be worked on simultaneously),...
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In the Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), we are
interested in the total time to complete a project that is
comprised of a large number of
subprojects. For illustration, let X1, X2, X3 be three
independent random times for
three subprojects. If these subprojects are in series (the
first one must be completed
before the second starts, etc.), then we are interested in the
sum Y = X1 +X2+X3.
If these are in parallel (can be worked on simultaneously),...
In the Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), we are
interested in the total time to complete a project that is
comprised of a large number of
subprojects. For illustration, let X1, X2, X3 be three
independent random times for
three subprojects. If these subprojects are in series (the
first one must be completed
before the second starts, etc.), then we are interested in the
sum Y = X1 +X2+X3.
If these are in parallel (can be worked on simultaneously),...
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