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Find the probability that at most 3 chips fail in a random sample of 20. nzze pore 3) qeot pod yeast player hits on 80% of his shots from the free throw line. What is the probability that he makes at most 4 of his next 5 free shots? P> C+ 0 PC AEA 1M L2ES) 2 O- S904 imi 470-20 {£40 % of the fuses produced by a company are defective what is the probability that at least 2 out of 5 fuses chosen at random will be non defective. mu Lag XIEADGGEH —PEONFO, 970-60 pleads 1 fered (46) A manufacturer knows that on the average 20% of the electric toasters which he makes will require repairs within 1 year after they are sold when 20 toasters are randomly selected, find appropriate numbers x and y such that: (a) The probability that at least x of them will require < nie (b) The probability that at least y of them will not require is, 2 (47.) When calculating all the values of a binomial distribution, the work can usually be simplified by first calculating (0; n, p) and then using the recursion formula b(x +13, p) ane (xn, p). Verify this formula and use it to calculate the values of the binomial distribution with n=5 and p=0.25. ‘A box of fuses contain 40. fuses, of which 8 are defective. If 15 of the fuses are selected at random and removed from the box in succession without replacement, what is the probability that at most two fuses will eel ig. tee FE WE ew persed nels (49) A box contains 100 microchips, 80 good and 20 defective. The number of defectives in the box is unknown to a purchaser, who decides to select 10 microchips at random without replacement and to consider the box acceptable if the 10 items selected include no more than 3 defectives. Find the probability of accepting this box. 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The eighth person to hear the rumor will be the third to believe it. \ IX has the geometric distribution with P(X =0.4, Find P(X>2) If-Xis is ax.v. having a geometric distribution, show that P(X =m +n/X>n)= P(X =m) memaslee perepcl Differentiating w.r-t p the expressions on both sides of the equation ° p(1 — p)""' =1. show that the mean of geometric distribution is given by p= e If X and Y have geometric and Poisson distribution respectively, £(Y)=2in £[X] and P(X =2)=P(Y =0). Find P(¥ >0). 2P(X =2). Find P(X > 2) If the rv. X has the Poisson distribution with P(X = Co Zol© (ous IfX has the Poisson distribution with P(X = 0) = 2P(X =1). Find P(X >1). PS HOUSE 28, (Fist loon) Jia i Rtas, Nea IT New DelnF1016 Fh (01) 26757, Cas BOOMS IPS HOUSE: 28 nt al Infadivaademe.cm: Website: wn dibacnemcom ae Ee Scanned with CamScanner(x =2)=3P(x 1) ts the Poisson distribution such that Py |). Find the mean, (62) If Xhas a Poisson distribution with parameter 2 such that P(X =2)=9P(X = 4). 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Find the probability of obtaining 3 defectives. 2-0" thin dL p(gnzpe &! vod nate ob al ala 4 31 7 Bae = 0.2450) (66) If 2% of the books bound at a certain bindery have defective bindings, use the Poisson approximation (o the binomial distribution to determine the probability that five of 400 books bounded by this bindery will have defective bindi 20.02 lefective bindings. ones) o.OFlG r -8 ne deo, | (67) Telephone calls enter a college switch board at a mean rate 1/3 call per minute according to a Poisson process. Find the probability that at most 10 telephone calls wil enter the college switch board during wo hours. (68) ‘The number of monthly breakdown of a computer is a rv. having a Poisson distribution with 2=1.8. Find | the probabilities that this computer will function a month: | (a) Without a breakdown (e.) With only one breakdown radioactive panicles passing through a counter during 1 milisceond in a Isboratory (69, verage number of (69.) 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Find P(X >1/X >2) If-X'has expone If X has exponential distribution with standard deviation = 2. Find P(X <1/X <2). Assume the length x in minutes of a particular type of telephone conversation is a r.v. with p.d.f [Let torx>o F(x) oh 0 otherwise (.) Determine the mean length £(X) of this type of telephone conversation. (>) Find the variance () SD. of ¥ (a) Find B(x +5)? Suppose itis known that the life’ ofa particular compressor in hours has the p.d.f atti Fe=tanpe™ forx>0 © otherwise (@) Determine the mean life of the compressor (&) Find the variance and S.D of X. ‘Suppose a certain solid state component has a life time or failure time (in hours) X ~ Exp(100). Find the Probability that the component will last at least 80 hours given that it already worked more than 30 hours. 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A manufacturer's process for producing coke cans can be regulated so as to produce cans with an average ‘weight 200 gm, ifthe weights are normally distributed with variance 100 gm, Find the percentage of cans such that: (2) ‘The weight of a can in more than 215 gm (b) The weight of can between 205 gm and 215 gm A controlled satellite is known to have an error (distance from target) that is normally distributed with mean 2210 and standard deviation 4 feet. The manufacturer of the satellt defines a "success" as a firing in which the satellite comes within 10 feet of the target. Compute the probability that the satellite fails. ‘DIPS HOUSE: 35 Firs Flown Sa Sara aez Khax Near ILE New eh ee RT 7. 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