Problem 1: The random variable V has PMF v = {1, 2, 3, 4} Py(v) 0, otherwise.

Q: Problem 1 Let X and Y be independent and identically distributed exponential random variables with…

A: X and Y are independent and identically distributed. Given: X~exp(1) Y~exp(1) Thus, f(X)=e-X and…

Q: (Sec. 5.2) Let X and Y be the two random variables defined in problem 1. (a) Compute the covariance…

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Q: Problem 2. Let X1,..., X, be any n random variables such that |Cov(X;, X;)| < 0, i, j 1,..., n. Let…

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Q: • Problem 5: Suppose the random variable X takes the values 0,1,2,.with probability mass function:…

A: Given,P(X)=e-λλxx!  ;   x≥0

Q: Problem 3.1: Suppose the discrete random variable X has the probability distribution listed in the…

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Q: Problem 9 Use the rules of expected value. Show that Var(X – Y ) = V(X) + V(Y) – 2 Cov (X, Y ) where…

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Q: Problem 2) The pair of random variables (X,Y) has the joint CDF given by {(1-e*)(1-e"), x > 0, y >0…

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Q: Question 6: Let X and Y be two random variables such that: Y = 75 – 3X – X², E(X²) = 12 and E(Y) =…

A: We have given that X and Y be two random variables such that Y = 75-3X-X2 , E(X2) = 12 and E(Y) =…

Q: Problem 5.2 The continuous random variables X and Y have joint PDF fx,x(x, y) = { cr*y, -1<r<1, 0< y…

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Q: Questions 1.The table below presents the probability function of random variable Y. 4 Y=y 1 P(Y=y)…

A: Given: The values of Y with the associated probabilities is as follows Y = y 1 2 3 4 P (Y = y)…

Q: Problem 2 Consider a random variable with cdf(x) = 1-exp(-10x) when x2 0. And 0 otherwise. a)…

A: Given that  Cumulative distribution function of X is  F(X=x)=1-e-10x  , x ≥ 0          = 0    ,…

Q: Problem 5) Let X be a discrete random variable with pmf P(x) and let a and b be nonzero constants.…

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Q: Problem #12 A person with type O-postive blood can receive blood only from Problem #2 other type O…

A: given: Total  U.S. population of type O blood group is 44%. And the person having with type O-type…

Q: Question 3 3.1 Solve the below problem Let Y,, Y2, and Y, be random variables, where E (Y) = 1, E…

A: Given E(Y1)=1, E(Y2)=2, E(Y3)=-1  V(Y1)=1, V(Y2)=3, V(Y3)=5 Cov(Y1,Y2)=-0.4, Cov(Y1,Y3)=0.5,…

Q: Question 9. Suppose that W, X, and Y are independent normal random variables, each with mean u= 0…

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Q: Problem 2. Two independent random variables X1, X2 have density 2x if 0 <x < 1 fx,(x) %3D otherwise.…

A: Assuming a variable z such that z=x1+x2 It can be stated that, fz(z)=2zif 0&lt;z≤20Otherwise because…

Q: Problem 5. Consider a random process X(t) where for each value of t, X(t) is an i.i.d. Gaussian…

A: Given the random process X(t), where for each value of t, X(t) is an i.i.d. Gaussian random variable…

Q: Problem 2. Let X1,..., X, be any n random variables such that |Cov(X;, X;)I < 0, i, j 1, ...,n. Let…

A: Problem 2: Let X1,X2,...Xn be any n random variables such that CovXi,Xj&lt;∞,  i,j=1,2,...,n. Let…

Q: Problem 2: The random variable N has PMF n = {1,2,3, ...} 3 Px(n) 0, otherwise. (a) What is the…

A: The random variable has PMF, PN(n)=c23n ,n={1,2,3,...}0         ,otherwise.  a.  We know that, the…

Q: Problem 3.1: Suppose the discrete random variable X has the probability distribution listed in the…

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Q: Problem 5. A system suffers faults by a Poisson process with rate X. Each fault will, independently,…

A: Given Information: Consider a system that suffers faults which is Poisson distributed with rate λ.…

Q: Problem 6: Suppose X1,..., X,, is a random sample from the uniform distribution on [a, b). (a) Find…

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Q: 3.1 Solve the below problem (6) Let Y,, Y2, and Y, be random variables, where E (Y,) = 1, E (Y,) =…

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Q: Problem 4-D. Calculating Probability of an Event Defined by Two Continuous Random Variables An…

A: From the given information, fx=a exp-axux      =10-4e-10-4x, x&gt;0fy=b exp-byuy…

Q: Problem 3.2: Let the p.d.f. of the continuous random variable X be the expression below. Compute:…

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Q: Problem 1: Suppose that X is a discrete random variable with E(X) = µ, and Var(X) = 0. Prove that…

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Q: Problem 4. Let X and Y be independent random variables such that the PDF for X is px and the PDF for…

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Q: Problem 10 Suppose X is an exponential random variable, i.e., fx(x) = e#u(z) and given X uniform…

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Q: Problem 6: Discrete random variables X and Y have the joint PMF x = 1, 2, ..., 10; y = 1,2, . ..,…

A: The joint PMF for X and Y is, P(X,Y)=1100,x=1,2,....,10, y=1,2,......100, otherwise The probability…

Q: Problem 6) Let U be the standard uniform random variable and define X = -a Ln(1 – U), where a > 0.…

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Q: Question 5. If the random variable Y has the mgf M(1) = +e+e-x <t< o, then P(-0.2< Y S 1.5) is equal…

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Q: Problems 1. Consider discrete random variables X and Y [BLAK 1979] with the joint pmf as shown…

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Q: Problem 4) Show that if X is a discrete random variable a mean of u and a standard deviation o, then…

A: Given: E(X)=μ V(X)=σ2 and now Z=X-μσ

Q: PROBLEM 1 Consider two independent positive random variables X and Y, where their first and second…

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Q: Problem 6: Random variables X and Y have the joint CDF 0.5 (y + 1) (1 – e-2r), w 2 0 and |y| 1, 0,…

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Q: Problem 5: Suppose a discrete random variable X assumes the value 3/2 with probability 0.5 and…

A: The expectation of X is as follows:

Q: Problem 1. A discrete random variable Y has the CDF F:(y) as shown: 0.75 Fy(y) (0.5 0.25 0 1 2 3 4 5…

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Q: Problem 7 Let X ~ Poisson(a) and Y ~ Poisson(ß) be two independent random variables. Define a new…

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Q: Problem 4: Discrete random variables X and Y have the joint PMF t 1 = 1,2,3, 4, 5; 15 Px.y (r, y) y…

A: a) The joint pmf for X and Y is, P(X,Y)=115,x=1,2,3,4,5     y=1,2,3,....,x0, otherwise Consider, the…

Q: Problem 7: Random variables X and Y have joint PDF 12e-(kr+), r 2 0, y 2 0, Sx.x (2, y) { 0,…

A: Introduction: The joint density function of two random variables X and Y is given below: (a). Find…

Q: Question 6: Let X and Y be two random variables such that: Y = 75 - 3X – X2, E(x²) = 12 and E(Y) =…

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Q: Question 8: Let X and Y be a random variables such that E(X) = 2, E(Y) = 5, V(X) = 9, V(Y) = 8 and…

A: The formula for variance of random variable X is given below: VX=EX2-EX2 The formula for covariance…

Q: Problem 1: A discrete random variable X has possible values x, =f, i 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, which occur with…

A: Given; a discrete random variable X has possible values xi=i2,i=1,2,3,4,5now, probability…

Q: Problem 2 Let X be a continuous random variable with the following PDF -4x fx(x) = ce x > 0 %3D…

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Q: Question 3. Let Y be a random variable with the pmf p(y) which is positive at y=-2, 0, 2, and zero…

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Q: QUESTION 15 For any continuous random variable X, P( X = 10) can be: O A. 1. O B. 1/10. O C. 1/2. O…

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Continuous Probability Distributions

Probability distributions are of two types, which are continuous probability distributions and discrete probability distributions. A continuous probability distribution contains an infinite number of values. For example, if time is infinite: you could count from 0 to a trillion seconds, billion seconds, so on indefinitely. A discrete probability distribution consists of only a countable set of possible values.

Normal Distribution

Suppose we had to design a bathroom weighing scale, how would we decide what should be the range of the weighing machine? Would we take the highest recorded human weight in history and use that as the upper limit for our weighing scale? This may not be a great idea as the sensitivity of the scale would get reduced if the range is too large. At the same time, if we keep the upper limit too low, it may not be usable for a large percentage of the population!