2. Two chips are chosen randomly with replacement from an urn containing 2 red, 3 black...
Part 1 Suppose that 2 batteries are randomly chosen without replacement from a group of 12 batteries: 3 new, 4 used (working), and 5 defective. Let the random variable X denote the number of new batteries chosen and the random variable Y denote the number of used batteries chosen. The joint distribution fxy is given in the following table: 0 12 17663/6 120/6612/66 1. Calculate P ( X 1 ,Y > 1) 2. Find the marginal probability mass function fx...
An urn contains 100 chips of which 20 are blue, 30 are red, and 50 are green. We draw 20 chips at random and with replacement. Let B, R, and G be the number of blue, red, and green chips, respectively. Calculate the joint probability mass function of B, R, and G.
Two balls are chosen from an urn without replacement. 3 are black and 4 are white. Find a) the probability that both of the balls are the same color b) given that at least one of the balls is white, what is probability that the other ball is white?
1. We draw randomly without replacement 3 balls from an urn that contains 3 red and 5 white balls. Denote by X the number of red balls drawn. Find the probability distribution of X, its expected value, and its standard deviation.
L. An un contains n red balls and n black balls. Balls are drawn sequentially from the urn one at a time withont replacement. Let the first black ball is chosen. Find EX X denote the number of red balls removed befor
Consider this testing situation. A box contains 16 chips (with some mixture of red and black chips). Suppose we have the following hypotheses: HO: The box contains R=8 red and B=8 black chips. HA: The box contains some other mixture of red and black chips. We randomly select 5 chips simultaneously from the box without replacement. Our Test Statistic is the Y = # of Black chips found in the sample. Suppose we use the following decision rule:...
2. An urn contains six white balls and four black balls. Two balls are randomly selected from the urn. Let X represent the number of black balls selected. (a) Identify the probability distribution of X. State the values of the parameters corresponding to this distribution (b) Compute P(X = 0), P(X= 1), and P(X= 2). (c) Consider a game of chance where you randomly select two balls from the urn. You then win $2 for every black ball selected and...
(c) Find E(Y). 8. (10) Urn I contains 5 white chips and 3 red chips. Urn II contains 4 white chips and 4 red chips. Urn I is selected with probability 3, and Urn II is selected with probability . Giver that a white chip is selected, what is the probability that it came from Urn I?
Two marbles are chosen without replacement from a box containing 5 green, 8 red, 5 yellow, and 7 blue marbles. Let X be the number of red marbles chosen. a) Find and graph the probability distribution of X. b) Find E (x)
Four balls are to be randomly chosen from an urn containing 4 red, 5 green, and 6 blue balls. 1. Find the probability that at least one red ball is chosen? 2. Given that no red balls are chosen, what is the probability that there are exactly 2 green balls among the four balls chosen.