Even innocent looking calculus problems can lead to overflow. a. (10 points) Show that the maximum...
please prove part (b) use complex analysis and calculus of residue -dx neif a> 0 5. (a) x2+1 (b) For any real number a > 0, cos x dx ne"/a. a Hint: This is the real part of the integral obtained by replacing cos x by e
Show your work and give clear explanations and proofs in all problems. If you use a theorem, state the theorem 3. (34 pts) Assume that (an) is a sequence in R and an > 0 for all n in N. Prove that if an converges, then n+1 also converges. nel
WHILE LOOPS (13 points) Write a MATLAB program to find the smallest integer N such that: i> limit For example, if the limit is 5, the smallest N would be 3 since 1 + 2 + 3 = 6, and 6 > 5. If the limit is 15, the smallest N is 6 because 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6 = 21. Note that N is not 5 in this case because 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5 = 15, and...
Problem 10 (9 points) The lifetime (in hours) of a replacement part for a machine is modeled as having a Weibull distribution with parameters a- V2 and ß 20. 2pts i. What are the mean and standard deviation of this Weibull distribution? σ= (round to nearest integer) 2pts . Determine the probability that a single replacement part provides over 25 hours of operation for the machine. P(X > 25) iii. We currently have a supply of 49 replacement parts. Use...
2. Recap: Maximum Likelihood Estimators and Fisher information Bookmark this page Instructions: For each of the following distributions, compute the maximum likelihood estimator based on n i.i.d. observations X1,..., Xn and the Fisher information, if defined. If it is not enter DNE in each applicable input box. (d) 7 points possible (graded) X; ~N (u,0?), u ER, o? > 0, which means that each X1 has density Hint: Keep in mind that we consider o? as the parameter, not o....
Problem 1 (16 points). Suppose that Y is normally distributed random variable with u-10 and σ-2 and X is another normally distributed random variable with μ-: 5 and σ-5. Y and X are independent. Calculate the following probabilities according to a normal distribution table (e.g., a normal table found from the Internet) (1) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12) (2) (4 points) Pr(2 < X <4) (3) (4 points) Pr(Y> 12 and 2< X <4) and Pr(Y> 12 or 2< X <4)...
Problem 7.1 (10 points) Express the unilateral z-transforms of the following functions as rational functions. Find also the ROC. You may use tables. (a) xl[n]-1-0.2)" (b) x2[n] (0.3)" +2(-5) -0.2n Problem 7.2 (10 points) Express the unilateral z-transforms of the following functions as rational functions. Find also the ROC. You may use tables. (a) xl[n] = 3e-j02" (b) x2[n]- 5cos(5n) (c) x3[n] = e-0.gn sin(0.7n) Problem 7.3 (10 points) The signals given are sampled every 0.3 s, beginning att-0. Find...
For Problems 5 to 6: Figure shows a capacitor connected to a voltage source. There are two dielectric slabs stacked in the capacitor. The dielectric slabs are not perfect dielectrics, thus they have finite conductivities. Hint: Notice that electric flux densities in dielectrics 1 and 2 are equal: D-D2 Another hint: You can imagine this structure as two capacitors connected in series. Can you find the voltage Kon capacitor 1. V-4cos(at),o-10,ad /sec, w-o1m, 1:0.ln?, ,-3,e,2-5, ?,-100,?,-200,di-d,-0.002m 82,02 Problem [51 <15...
Algorithm Humble Numbers Problem 4-1 (Humble Numbers) 10 points A number k > 1 is called humble if the only prime factors of k are 3 and 5. Consider the task of on input n, outputting the n smallest humble numbers and the following algorithm to do it: HuMBLE(n) count = 0. pret,Output = 0 HEAP.INSERT (3) HEAP.INSERT (5) while (count < n) cur - HEAP. EXTRACTMIN if cur prevOutput then output cur HEAP,INSERT(3*cur) HEAP.İNSERT(5*cur) count -count+1 preu,Output = cur...
7 The publisher of a sports magazine plans to offer new subscribers one of three gifts: a sweatshirt with the logo of their favorite team, a coffee cup with the logo of their favorite team, or a pair of earrings also with the logo of their favorite team. In a sample of 431 new subscribers, the number selecting each gift is reported below. At the 0.02 significance level, is there a preference for the gifts or should we conclude that...