Parts a-f 3-33. A medical linear accelerator is used to accelerate elec-trons to create high-energy beams that can destroy tumorswith minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue. The beamenergy fluctuates between 200 and 210 MeV (million electronvolts). The cumulative distribution function is0fo..F(x) =x < 2000.1x20 200 ≤x≤210x > 210Determine the following.(a) P(X<209) (b) P(200 209)(d) What is the probability density function?(e) Graph the probability density function and the cumulativedistribution function.(f) Determine the mean and variance of the beam energy.

Cumulative distribution function of X is 0x<200F(x)0.1x-20200≤x≤2101x>1Note: According to…

3-33. A medical linear accelerator is used to accelerate elec- trons to create high-energy beams that can destroy tumors with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue. The beam energy fluctuates between 200 and 210 MeV (million electron volts). The cumulative distribution function is F(x) = 0 {X- x < 200 0.1.x20 200 ≤x≤210 x > 210 Determine the following. (a) P(X<209) (b) P(200< X<208) (c) P(X> 209)

3-33. A medical linear accelerator is used to accelerate elec- trons to create high-energy beams that can destroy tumors with minimal impact on surrounding healthy tissue. The beam energy fluctuates between 200 and 210 MeV (million electron volts). The cumulative distribution function is F(x) = 0 {X- x < 200 0.1.x20 200 ≤x≤210 x > 210 Determine the following. (a) P(X<209) (b) P(200< X<208) (c) P(X> 209)

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