A continuous random variable is uniformly distributed between
100 and 150.
a. What is the probability a randomly selected value will be
greater than 130?
P(x > 130) = ______ . (Simplify your answer. Give as decimal.)
b. What is the probability a randomly selected value will be less than 120?
P(x < 120) = ______ . (Simplify your answer. Give as decimal.)
c. What is the probability a randomly selected value will be between 120 and 130?
P(120 < x < 130) = ______ . (Simplify your answer. Give as decimal.)
Solution :
Given that,
a = 100
b = 150
a) P(x > c) = (b - c) / (b - a)
P(x > 130) = (150 - 130) / (150 - 100)
P(x > 130) = 0.40
b) P(x < c) = (c - a) / (b - a)
P(x < 120) = (120 - 100) / (150 - 100)
P(x < 120) = 0.40
c) P(c < x < d) = (d - c) / (b - a)
P(120 < x < 130) = (130 - 120) / (150 - 100)
P(120 < x < 130) = 0.20
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