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IfXis uniformly distributed over (-1,1),find

(a)P{X>12}

(b)the density function of the random variableX.

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Therefore,

(a)PX>12=12

(b)We have found thatY=X~UNIF(0,1)

Step by step solution

01

Given information:

If Xis uniformly distributed over(-1,1)

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Part (a) step 2 Explanation:

We have that X~UNIF(-1,1)and wish to calculate

PX>12=P-12>X>12=PX<-12∪X>12=PX<-12+PX>12=∫-11212dx+∫12112dx=14+14=12

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Part (b) step 3 Explanation:

The CDF ofY=X, where

FxX=PX≤x=P-x≤X≤x=∫-xx12dt=12t-xx=2x2=x

for allx∈(0,1). We then differentiate the CDF to obtain the PDF asfx(x)=ddxF(X)=ddx(x)=1for x∈(0,1). Therefore, we have found that Y=X~UNIF(0,1).

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