Math, asked by Azzzrrrr, 1 month ago

For a continuous random variable X whose probability density function is:
fx= {x for 0≤x<1 2-x for 1≤x<2 0 for x≥2
Calculate the cumulative distribution function F(x).

Answers

Answered by shardakuknaa
0

Answer:

To find c, we can use ∫∞−∞fX(u)du=1:

1 =∫∞−∞fX(u)du

=∫1−1cu2du

=23c.

Thus, we must have c=32.

To find EX, we can write

EX =∫1−1ufX(u)du

=32∫1−1u3du

=0.

In fact, we could have guessed EX=0 because the PDF is symmetric around x=0. To find Var(X), we have

Var(X) =EX2−(EX)2=EX2

=∫1−1u2fX(u)du

=32∫1−1u4du

=35.

To find P(X≥12), we can write

P(X≥12)=32∫112x2dx=716.

Answered by barani79530
0

Step-by-step explanation:

=2(

sin20

3

/2

cos20

1/2

)

=2(

sin20

sin60

cos20

cos60

)

=2(

sin20

cos20

sin60

cos20

−cos60

sin20

)

=2(

sin20

cos20

sin(60

−20

)

)

=2

sin20

cos20

sin40

=2×

sin20

cos20

2sin20

cos20

=4

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