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Let X1,...,Xnbe a set of independent and identically distributed continuous random variables having distribution function F, and let X(i),i=1,...,ndenote their ordered values. If X, independent of theXi,i=1,...,n, also has distribution F, determine

(a) P{X>X(n)};

(b) P{X>X(1)};

(c) PX{(i)<X<X(j)},1…i<j…n.

Short Answer

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(a) Probability that exactly 3 months in 6 months will have sales greater than 100 is P(X=3)=0.3125.

(b) Probability that total sales in 4 months is greater than 420 is 0.0228

Step by step solution

01

Introduction

A measure of spread for a random variable distribution that determines how much the values deviate from the expected value.

02

Given

Mean of monthly sales $=100$

Standard deviation of monthly sales $=5$

Monthly sales are independent and follow normal distribution.

03

Explanation (a)

Formula used:

P(X=k)=Ckn×pk×(1-p)n-k Where n is the number of trials p is the probability of success. Calculation: Let Mbe the monthly sale So, M~N100,52Probability of monthly sale greater than 100

P(M>100)

=PM-μmσ->100-1005

=P(z>0)

=1-P(z≤0)

From ztable

P(z<0)=0.5

P(z>0)=1-0.5=0.5

=P(z>0)

=1-P(z≤0)

Fromz table

P(z<0)=0.5

P(z>0)=1-0.5=0.5

As each month sale is independent has same probability of being greater than 100 , so the number of sale

greater than 100 (let it be denoted as X) can be modelled by binomial distribution with parameter, n=6and P=0.5

So,X~Bin(6,0.5)

P(X=3)=C36×0.53×(1-0.5)6-3

P(X=3)=0.3125

04

Explanation (b)

Formula used:

If the events are independent and follow normal distribution with same parameters then

∑i=1nXi~Nn×μ,n×σ2

Calculation:

Let Ydenote the total sales in 4 months

So, the distribution of Ywill be

&Y~N4×100,4×52

&Y~N(400,100)

The required probability can be calculated as follows

P(Y>420)

=PY-μyσy>420-400100

=P(z>2)

=1-P(z≤2)

From z tables

P(z<2)=0.97725P(z>2)=1-0.97725P(z<2)=0.02275

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