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please please give step by step instructions i know answer i need know how to do it Let X be a uniformly distributed continuous random variable that lies between 1 and 10. i. Sketch the probability density function for X. ii. Find the formula for the cumulative distribution for X and use it to compute the probability that X is less than 6.
[PLEASE USE HINT] Problem 4: 10 points Assume that a continuous random variable, Q, follows the...
[PLEASE USE HINT]
Problem 4: 10 points Assume that a continuous random variable, Q, follows the distribution, Beta [3,2], with the density function /9 (q) = 12q2 (1-1), Given Q = q, a random variable, X has the binomial distribution with n = 6, therefore for 0 < q < 1. 6! r! (6-2). g" (1-q)"-z for x 0, i, . . . , 6. 1. Derive the marginal expectation of X. 2. Derive the marginal variance of X Hint:...
Univariate Gaussians or normal distributions have a simple representation in that they can be completely described...
Univariate Gaussians or normal distributions have a simple representation in that they can be completely described by their mean and variance. These distributions are particularly useful because of the central limit theorem, which posits that when a large number of independent random variables are added, the distribution of their sum is approximated by a normal distribution. In other words, normal distributions can be applied to most problems Recall the probability density function of the Univariate Gaussian with mean and variance...
Please answer me clearly so I can read well BSP2014 Tutorial 2 1. Check whether the...
Please answer me clearly so I can read well
BSP2014 Tutorial 2 1. Check whether the given function can serve as the probability mass function(p.m.f.) of a random variable 2forx-1,2, 3,4, 5 ii) Ax)for-0,1,2, 3,4 2. A random variable X has the following probability distribution. 0.1 2k 0.3 i)Find k ii)Evaluate PX2 and P-2X2) iii) Find the CDF of X 3. If X has the cumulative distribution function, CDF Fix) = I/2 , 1 xc3 x25 Find a) PXS 3)...
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Please show all work so I can learn <3 XOXO I would
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1 Random Variables Consider the probability space (2, A, P) defined as follows: .A-2. i.e., the event space is the power set of Ω; P(R)1/3, P(G) P(B) PY-2/9, where we define the probability only for the clementary outcomes, and the probability of every event in A can be deduced from these valucs (as per discussion in section A.5) This probability space can model, for...
Please complete the following homework questions. If preferable, you may type your answers. On any calculations,...
Please complete the following homework questions. If preferable, you may type your answers. On any calculations, be sure to show all work to receive full credit and circle your final answer 1. When examining a variable which has error. x-x0 ±öz, the proba- bilities associated with samples of r are described mathematically by which is a gaussian function. The integrals of this function over varying values are what is displayed in the familiar t-score probability table. Now let's say we...
Please explain and how to do it ? Thank you so much!! Problem 4. If X...
Please explain and how to do it ? Thank you so much!!
Problem 4. If X is an exponential random variable with parameter = 2, compute the probability density function of the random variable Y defined by Y = log X +1.
please show you steps, and add some exppanation if possible. Thank you! 5. Let X associated...
please show you steps, and add some exppanation if
possible. Thank you!
5. Let X associated probabilities P(X = x)-/(2) be a discrete random variable. The following table shows its possible values r and the () 2/8 3/8 2/8 1/8 (a) Verify that f(x) is a probability mass function. (b) Calculate P(X < 1), P(X s 1), and P(X0.5 or Xx> 2) (c) Find the cumulative distribution function of X. (d) Compute the mean and the variance of X
#1 please and the answer should be in the form of a piecewise function (2n 1)2nn! 2 V2T n=0 Since this is an alterna...
#1 please and the
answer should be in the form of a piecewise function
(2n 1)2nn! 2 V2T n=0 Since this is an alternating series (because the parity on the power on x means that will always have the same sign as r), then we can always use the estimates on alternating series which are quite strong to compute values of this sum Problems 1.)Find the probability density function for the random variable representing picking a random real number between...
1. how do I solve this problem? please explain how to solve it using the calculator....
1.
how do I solve this problem? please explain how to solve it
using the calculator. thanks!
2.
how do I solve part b? thanks!
21) Find the value of 20.10 Provide a sketch of the solution. area =0.10 Zo.10 Z 23) 3) A binomial A binomial probability with parameters, n = 9 and ps a) Find the probabilities and construct a binomial prob binompdf (9,0.8x) binomial probability distribution: X PEX) 05.12E- 1 1.943E-5 2 2.99EU 10.003 loan 5 10,066...
[PLEASE USE HINT]
Problem 4: 10 points Assume that a continuous random variable, Q, follows the distribution, Beta [3,2], with the density function /9 (q) = 12q2 (1-1), Given Q = q, a random variable, X has the binomial distribution with n = 6, therefore for 0 < q < 1. 6! r! (6-2). g" (1-q)"-z for x 0, i, . . . , 6. 1. Derive the marginal expectation of X. 2. Derive the marginal variance of X Hint:...
Univariate Gaussians or normal distributions have a simple representation in that they can be completely described by their mean and variance. These distributions are particularly useful because of the central limit theorem, which posits that when a large number of independent random variables are added, the distribution of their sum is approximated by a normal distribution. In other words, normal distributions can be applied to most problems Recall the probability density function of the Univariate Gaussian with mean and variance...
Please answer me clearly so I can read well
BSP2014 Tutorial 2 1. Check whether the given function can serve as the probability mass function(p.m.f.) of a random variable 2forx-1,2, 3,4, 5 ii) Ax)for-0,1,2, 3,4 2. A random variable X has the following probability distribution. 0.1 2k 0.3 i)Find k ii)Evaluate PX2 and P-2X2) iii) Find the CDF of X 3. If X has the cumulative distribution function, CDF Fix) = I/2 , 1 xc3 x25 Find a) PXS 3)...
Please show all work so I can learn <3 XOXO I would
appreciate it alot ;)
1 Random Variables Consider the probability space (2, A, P) defined as follows: .A-2. i.e., the event space is the power set of Ω; P(R)1/3, P(G) P(B) PY-2/9, where we define the probability only for the clementary outcomes, and the probability of every event in A can be deduced from these valucs (as per discussion in section A.5) This probability space can model, for...
Please complete the following homework questions. If preferable, you may type your answers. On any calculations, be sure to show all work to receive full credit and circle your final answer 1. When examining a variable which has error. x-x0 ±öz, the proba- bilities associated with samples of r are described mathematically by which is a gaussian function. The integrals of this function over varying values are what is displayed in the familiar t-score probability table. Now let's say we...
Please explain and how to do it ? Thank you so much!!
Problem 4. If X is an exponential random variable with parameter = 2, compute the probability density function of the random variable Y defined by Y = log X +1.
please show you steps, and add some exppanation if
possible. Thank you!
5. Let X associated probabilities P(X = x)-/(2) be a discrete random variable. The following table shows its possible values r and the () 2/8 3/8 2/8 1/8 (a) Verify that f(x) is a probability mass function. (b) Calculate P(X < 1), P(X s 1), and P(X0.5 or Xx> 2) (c) Find the cumulative distribution function of X. (d) Compute the mean and the variance of X
#1 please and the
answer should be in the form of a piecewise function
(2n 1)2nn! 2 V2T n=0 Since this is an alternating series (because the parity on the power on x means that will always have the same sign as r), then we can always use the estimates on alternating series which are quite strong to compute values of this sum Problems 1.)Find the probability density function for the random variable representing picking a random real number between...
1.
how do I solve this problem? please explain how to solve it
using the calculator. thanks!
2.
how do I solve part b? thanks!
21) Find the value of 20.10 Provide a sketch of the solution. area =0.10 Zo.10 Z 23) 3) A binomial A binomial probability with parameters, n = 9 and ps a) Find the probabilities and construct a binomial prob binompdf (9,0.8x) binomial probability distribution: X PEX) 05.12E- 1 1.943E-5 2 2.99EU 10.003 loan 5 10,066...
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