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1. (a) Consider the random variable Y having possible values 1, 2 and 3. The corresponding probability for each value is: 1 w

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(a)(1)\\ P(X=x)=\frac{x}{6}\;;x=1,2,3\\ (2)\\ E(X^2)=\sum_x x^2P(X=x)=1^2(1/6)+2^2(2/6)+3^2(3/6)=6\\ E(X)=\sum_x xP(X=x)=1(1/6)+2(2/6)+3(3/6)=2.33\\ V(X)=E(X^2)-(E(X))^2=0.571\\ (b)\\ P(D)=1/2\;;P(S)=2/5\;;P(d)=1/5\\ (1)\\ P($all miss the target$)=P(D^c\cap S^c\cap d^c)=P(D^c)P(S^c)P(d^c)\;;$since all the events are independent of each other.$\\ =(1-1/2)(1-2/5)(1-1/5)=(1/2)(3/5)(4/5)=6/25\\ (2)\\ P($exactly one shot$)=P((D\cap S^c\cap d^c)\cup (D^c\cap S\cap d^c)\cup (D^c\cap S^c\cap d))\\ =P((D\cap S^c\cap d^c)+P (D^c\cap S\cap d^c)+P (D^c\cap S^c\cap d)\\ $since these are mutually exclusive cases.$\\ =P(D)P(S^c)P(d^c)+P(D^c)P(S)P(d^c)+P(D^c)P(S^c)P(d)\\ =(1/2)(1-2/5)(1-1/5)+(1-1/2)(2/5)(1-1/5)+(1-1/2)(1-2/5)(1/5)\\ =23/50\\ (3)\\ P($alteast one shot the target$)=1-P($none hit the target$)=1-6/25=19/25\\ \\(d)\\ $ there are total 37 full size car and we want to test whether the probability of accident by full size car is more than than others.$\\ H_0:P_1=P_2\;H_1:P_1-P_2>0\\ Z=\frac{p_1-p_2}{\sqrt{p_1q_1/n_1+p_2q_2/n_2}}\\ $value of test statistic is$\\ Z=\frac{24/37-34/151}{\sqrt{0.0061596+0.0011554}}=4.95\\ $we reject the null hypothesis if $Z>2.58$otherwise not.$\\ $hence calculated value is greater than 2.58 hence we reject the null hypothesis.$\\ H_1:P_1-P_3>0\\Z=\frac{24/37-108/322}{\sqrt{0.0068518}}=3.78\\ $we reject the null hypothesis if $Z>2.58$otherwise not.$\\ $hence calculated value is greater than 2.58 hence we reject the null hypothesis.$\\ $Hence probability of accident for fullsize car is more than others.$(5)\\ \sum_k P(K=k)=1\\ \Rightarrow \sum_k b/2^k=1\\ \Rightarrow b(1/2+1/2^2+1/2^3+....)=1\\ \Rightarrow b(1/2)(\frac{1}{1-1/2})=1\\ \Rightarrow b=1\\ $since$\\1+1/2+1/2^2+....=\frac{1}{1-1/2}\\

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