If X (in millions) is u a random variable gamma (β = 2.5, α = 2).
a. What is the probability of x being greater than 6.5 million?
b. If we take a sample of 10 and define T = ∑Xi. What is the probability that the total in this between 50 and 56.5 million?
c. If we take a sample of 30 and define W (average) = ∑Xi / 30. What is the probability that the average is between 4.5 and 5.5 million?
If X (in millions) is u a random variable gamma (β = 2.5, α = 2)....
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