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Corresponding X value is one standard deviation below the mean If Z = 0, X = the mean, ie µ b Rules for using the standardized normal distribution It is very important to understand how the standardized normal distribution works, so we will spend some time here going over it Recall that, for a random variable X, F(x) = P(X ≤ x)22 FUNCTIONS 30 bijection, if it is onetoone and onto (fig 213)For instance, f(x) = x3 from Z to Z is a bijection A B Figure 213 Bijection 224 Identity Function Given a set A, the function 1A A → A defined by 1A(x) = x for every x in A is called the identity function for A 225 Function Composition Given two functions f A → B and g B → C, the composite functionG Y l F 3 8 0 E) 2 × 1 {l J c —— 2 X G ` 4 J {8 4 ?
View Homework Help HW2_Solutions from UN 11 at Columbia University UN11 HW2 Solution 310 The number of pumps in use at both a sixpump station and aH Q Y I J H = J F F j m i i u j Z g g _ j Z k l Z ( h a j Z k l l _ c 1,5 2 ^ Z)0 50 100 150 002s intervals time 98 100 102 104 0 40 60 80 001s intervals Z b a fX (x ) dx 131 This is a very important result Let X be a continuous random variable with probability density function fX (x ) Then P (a X b) = P (X 2 a;b ) = Z b a
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B a f The integral of fon a;b is a real number whose geometrical interpretation is the signed area under the graph y= f(x) for a x b This number is also called the de nite integral of f By integrating fover an interval a;x with varying right endpoint, we get a function of x, called an inde nite integral of fÁ Â Ã Ä Å Â Æ Ç Å Â È É Ê Æ Ë Ã Ç Ã Å Ì Í Á Î Á Ï Â È Ð Ñ Ã Â È Ò f p k n s e q @ a w x y y z k p q k d n jf b @ g e ?1 Suppose that the joint pdf of X and Y is given by f(x,y) = 8xy, 0 < x < y < 1 = 0 elsewhere (a) Verify that the f(x,y) given above is indeed a pdf Answer Z 1 0 Z y 0 8xydxdy = Z 1 0 4yx2y 0 dy = Z 1 0 4y3dy = y41 0 = 1 So, f(x,y) is a pdf (b) Find the marginal probability density of X, f 1(x) Answer f 1(x) = Z 1 x 8xydy = 4xy2
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