The random variable x is uniform in the interval (0, 1).
Find the density of the random
variable y = -In X
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X∼U(0,1)
fX(x)=1
To find the distribution of −2logX=Y(say)
First of all let’s settle out domain.
0≤X≤1
Taking log
−∞<logX≤0
Multiplying −2 we have
0≤−2logX<∞
0≤Y<∞
To find the distribution, we begin with Cumulative distribution function of Y
FY(y)=P(Y≤y)=P(−2logX≤y)=P(logX≥y−2)=1−P(logX<y−2)=1−P(X<e−y2)=1−FX(e−y2)
Taking the derivative of both sides with respect to variable y we have:
fY(y)=−fX(e−y2)(e−y2)(−12)
fY(y)=12e−y2y∈[0,∞)
Step-by-step explanation
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