The lifetime, in years, of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability...
x 20 The lifetime, in years, of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability density function 3 (x+1)+ 0 True (Note: “True" means “Otherwise” or “Elsewere") 1) What is the probability that the pump lasts more than 3 years? 2) What is the probability that the pump lasts between 1 and 2 years? 3) Find the mean lifetime. 4) Find the variance of the lifetime. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of the lifetime. 6) Find...
Problem No. 6.4 / 10 pes. The lifetime, in years of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability density function .x20 0 True (Note: "True" means "Otherwise" or "Elsewere") 1) What is the probability that the pump lasts more than 3 years? 2) What is the probability that the pump lasts between 1 and 2 years? 3) Find the mean lifetime. 4) Find the variance of the lifetime. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of the...
RANU 10 pts. Problem No. 6.4 The lifetime, in years, of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability density function (x+1)* x20 0 True (Note: "True" means "Otherwise" or "Elsewere") 1) What is the probability that the pump lasts more than 3 years? 2) What is the probability that the pump lasts between 1 and 2 years? 3) Find the mean lifetime. 4) Find the variance of the lifetime. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of...
Problem No. 4 / 10 pts. Given The lifetime, in years, of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability density function 0 True (a) What is the probability that a pump lasts more than 1 years? (b) What is the probability that a pump lasts between 2 and 4 years? (c) Find the mean lifetime (d) Find the variance of the lifetime. (e) Find the cumulative distribution function of the lifetime. (f) Find the median lifetime....
{ 7875 Elongation (in %) of steel plates treated with aluminum are random with probability density function 15 sxs 30 True (Note: "True" means "Otherwise" or "Elsewere") 1) What proportion of steel plates have elongations greater than 25%? 2) Find the mean elongation. 3) Find the variance of the elongations, 4) Find the standard deviation of the elongations. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of the elongations. 6) A particular plate elongates 20%. What proportion of plates elongate more than...
10pts. 7875 Problem No. 6.3 Elongation (in %) of steel plates treated with aluminum are random with probability density function 15 sxs 30 True (Note: "True" means "Otherwise" or "Elsewere") 1) What proportion of steel plates have elongations greater than 25%? 2) Find the mean elongation. 3) Find the variance of the elongations. 4) Find the standard deviation of the elongations. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of the elongations. 6) A particular plate elongates 20%. What proportion of plates...
Please help with parts 3, 4, 5 & 6 { Elongation (in %) of steel plates treated with aluminum are random with probability density function 15 SX < 30 7875 0 True (Note: "True" means "Otherwise" or "Elsewere") 1) What proportion of steel plates have elongations greater than 25%? 2) Find the mean elongation. 3) Find the variance of the elongations. 4) Find the standard deviation of the elongations. 5) Find the cumulative distribution function of the elongations. 6) A...
If continuous random variable X~ N(6,4), compute * 1) Probability P(X>6.) 2) Probability P(3.<X<7.) 3) Probability P(-1.5<X<2.5) 4) Probability P(-2.<X-2<5.) 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.
2) The lifetime in years of a certain type of electronic component has a probability density function given by: otherwise a) If the expected value of the random variable is 3/5 i.e. E(X)-3/5, find a and b. b) Show that the median lifetime is approximately 0.6501 years.
If continuous random variable X~ N(6,4), compute 1) Probability P(X>6.) 2) Probability P(3.<X<7.) 3) Probability P(-1.5 <X<2.5) 4) Probability P(-2.<X – 2<5.) 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.