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198. Find the right inequation.
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299. Let X ~ Binomal(n,p) . Find the right inequation.
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3100. From past experience a professor knows that the test score of a student taking her final
examination is a random variable with mean 75. Suppose, in addition, the professor knows that
a variance of a student’s test score is equal to 25. Find the right inequation.
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4101. Find the right statements.
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5102. Find the false statements.
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6103. Find the false statements.
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7104. Find the false inequations.
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8105. Find the right property of distribution function.
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9106. Find the right property of probability density.
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10107. Let a series of distribution of a random variable be given:
What does this tell us about the random
variable X?
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11108. Let a series of distribution of a random variable be given:
What does this tell us about the random
variable X?
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- A
12109. Let a series of distribution of a random variable be given:
What does this tell us about the
random variable X?
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- CD(X) = 1
- DM(X) = 2
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13110. Let a series of distribution of a random variable be given:
What does this tell us about the
random variable X?
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- CM(X^2) = 1
- DD(X) = 1
- EM(X) = 0.1
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14111. Let a series of distribution of a random variable be given:
What does this tell us about the random
variable X?
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- BM(X) = -7/4
- CM(X^2) = 4
- DD(X) = 8
- ED(X) = 55
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15112. The probability of working each of four combines without breakages during a certain time is
equal to 0,9. The random variable X – the number of combines working trouble-free. What
does this tell us about the random variable X?
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16113. A die is tossed before the first landing “six” aces. Find the probability that the first
appearance of “six” will take place at the -th tossing the die?
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17114. A random variable X is distributed under an exponential law with parameter . Find the
probability of hit of the random variable X into the interval (a;b)
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18115. The time (in hours) required to repair a machine is an exponentially distributed random
variable with parameter lyambda . Find the correctly calculated probabilities of the events.
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19116. A random variable X is distributed under a normal law with mathematical expectation
a = 20. The probability of hit of the random variable X into the interval (10;30) is 0.6826.
Find the correctly calculated probabilities of the events.
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20117. A normally distributed random variable X is given by the differential function:
. Find the probability of hit of the random variable X into the interval (a;b)
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21118. Suppose that X is a normal law with mathematical expectation a = 5. The probability of hit of
the random variable X into the interval (9; ++++) is 0.1587. Find the correctly calculated
probabilities of the events.
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22119. Assuming that the height of men of a certain age group is a normally distributed random
variable X with the parameters a = 173 sigma^2 = 36. Find the correctly calculated probabilities
of the events.
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