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Que: 11 Suppose at a fixed time, we observe the gender of each new born child at a certain hospital until a boy (B) is born. Let P(B) = p, assume that successive birth are independent and let the r.v. X is defined as x= no. of births observed. Find the pmf and cdf of X.

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Answered by raseenshah786
0

Answer:

Starting at a fixed time, we observe the gender of each newborn child at a certain hospital until a boy (B) is born.

Let

p

=

P

(

B

)

, assume that successive births are independent, and define the rv

X

by

X

=

number of births observed. Then

p

(

1

)

=

P

(

X

=

1

)

=

P

(

B

)

=

_____

p

(

2

)

=

P

(

X

=

2

)

=

P

(

G

B

)

=

P

(

G

)

P

(

B

)

=

_____

and

p

(

3

)

=

P

(

X

=

3

)

=

P

(

G

G

B

)

=

P

(

G

)

P

(

G

)

P

(

B

)

=

_____

Continuing in this way, a general formula emerges:

P

(

x

)

=

{

(

1

p

)

x

1

p

x

=

1

,

2

,

3

,

.

.

.

0

otherwise

The parameter

p

can assume any value between _____ and _____.

The expression above describes the family of geometric distributions. In the gender example,

p

=

0.51

might be appropriate, but if we were looking for the first child with Rh-positive blood, then we might have

p

=

0.85

.

Answered by Mithalesh1602398
0

Answer:

The pmf and cdf of X is 0.85.

Step-by-step explanation:

Step : 1 Starting at a fixed time, we observe the gender of each newborn child at a certain hospital until a boy (B) is born. Let p = P(B),

assume that successive births are independent, and define the rv X by X = number of births observed.

Then,

Step : 2  p(1) = P(X = 1) = P(B) = p(2) = P{X = 2) = P(GB) = P(G) middot

P(B) = and p(3) = P(X = 3) = P(GGB) = P(G) middot P(G) middot P(B) = Continuing in this way, a general formula emerges:

P(x) = {(1 - p)^x - 1_p x = 1, 2, 3, ... 0 otherwise

Step : 3  The parameter p can assume any value between and The expression above describes the family of geometric distributions.

In the gender example, p = 0.51 might be appropriate,

but if we were looking for the first child with Rh-positive blood,

then,

we might have p = 0.85.

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