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Let V denote rainfall volume and W denote runoff volume (both in mm). According to the article 鈥淩unoff Quality Analysis of Urban Catchments with Analytical Probability Models鈥 (J. of Water Resource Planning and Management, 2006:4-14), the runoff volume will be 0 if V\拢{\nu _d}and will be \kappa (V - {\nu _d})if{\text{ }}V > {\nu _d} . Here {\nu _d} is the volume of depression storage (a constant), and (also a constant) is the runoff coefficient. The cited article proposes an exponential distribution with parameter \lambda {\text{ }}for{\text{ }}V .

a. Obtain an expression for the cdf of W. [Note: Wis neither purely continuous nor purely discrete; instead, it has a 鈥渕ixed鈥 distribution with a discrete component at 0 and is continuous for valuesw{\text{ }} > {\text{ }}0.]

b. What is the pdf of W for w{\text{ }} > {\text{ }}0? Use this to obtain an expression for the expected value of runoff volume.

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a) {F_w}(w) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{{}{}}{w < 0} \\{1 - \exp \left( { - \lambda {v_d} + \frac{{ - \lambda w}}{k}} \right){\text{ }}w0}\end{array}} \right.

b) {f_w}(w) = \frac{\lambda }{k} \times {e^{ - \lambda {v_d}}} \times \exp \left( {\frac{{ - \lambda w}}{k}} \right)\;\;;{\text{ }}for{\text{ }}w > 0

c) E(W) = \frac{{k \times {e^{ - \lambda {v_d}}}}}{\lambda }

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Definition of probability

the proportion of the total number of conceivable outcomes to the number of options in an exhaustive collection of equally likely outcomes that cause a given occurrence.

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Determining the cdf of W                

(a) Given that random variable V signifies rainfall volume and has an exponential distribution with parameter \lambda , the pdf is as follows:

{f_v}(v) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{{}{}}{v < 0} \\{\lambda \times {e^{ - \lambda v}}v0}

\end{array}} \right.

Its cdf is as follows:

{F_v}(v) = \left\{ {\begin{array}{{}}{v < 0} \\{1 - {e^{ - \lambda v}}v0}\end{array}} \right.

It's also worth noting that rv's stands for runoff volume, and its value is determined by V as follows:

W = \left\{ {\begin{array}{{}}{V\拢{v_d}} \\{k\left( {V - {v_d}} \right)V > {v_d}}

\end{array}} \right.

Let's call the of

As can be seen, can never be less than zero, and so

We may state this using the definition of :

, as stated in the note.

This suggests that is not continuous for all values. Hence

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