2. The contracts for three independent construction jobs are to be assigned to one or more of four
competing firms: Firm A, Firm B, Firm C, and Firm D. For each contract, assume that it is equally
likely to be awarded to any of the four firms. Let X represent the number of contracts assigned to
Firm A, Y the number of contracts assigned to Firm B, and Z the number of contracts assigned
to Firm C.
(a) Determine the joint probability function of X and Y .
b) Calculate P(1 < T> 2) if T = X + Y + Z.
(c) Are X and Y independent random variables? Be sure to justify your response.
(d) The revenue Firm A generates (in dollars) from this assignment of jobs is given by the random
variable R = 300X2 + 175X + 25. What is the expected revenue for Firm A?
[5] (e) Calculate the correlation coefficient of X and Y . What can you say about the relationship
between X and Y ?
[4] (f) Calculate E(X - Y -Z) and Var(X - Y -Z).
[4] (g) In the next round of construction job assignments of which there are seven in total, sup-
pose that two of the contracts are acquired by Firm C. Given this information, what is the
probability that at least 3 of the contracts go to either Firm A or Firm B?
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