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Faculty of Engineering & Technology (ITER)

Minor Assignment-2

Q1. Write a menu-driven program to perform Addition, Subtraction, Scalar Multiplication,

Dot Product and Length of vectors.

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Q2. . Write a program that takes the order of the matrix and creates a matrix in the

following manner: The (ij)th entry of the matrix should be the sum of i and j. Eg: The
0th row and 0 th column should have the value (0+0) i.e. 0 and the 0 th row and
first column should have value (0+1) i.e. 1 and so on

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Q3 Write two functions that extract the rows and columns of a matrix A .
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Q4. Write a function to compute the component-wise mean of a list of vectors. Assert
the condition that the vectors must be of same length.

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Q5. Generate a list of 100 random integers between 1 and 100 and plot a histogram of
the same.
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Q6. Write a program to find median of a given list of integers. Combine both odd and
even number of terms.
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Q7. We have defined the function normal cdf. Write a program to invert normal cdf to find
the value corresponding to a specified probability.

Q8. Plot the Normal PDFs using various value of µ and σ as mentioned below:
µ σ
0 1
0 2
0 0.5
-1 1
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Q9. Do the same as above question for Normal CDFs using the same values of µ and σ.

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Q10. What are random variables? Give two examples.

Definition:
A random variable is a variable whose possible values have an associated probability distribution.
Example:
If a coin flip turns up heads and 0 if the flip turns up tails.

Q11. What are independent events? Give two examples of the same.

Definition:
Two events are considered independent if the occurrence of one event does not affect
the probability of the other event occurring.
Example:
a) Rolling a fair six-sided die, Event E is rolling a 4 and Event F is rolling an odd number
(1, 3, or 5). Both have equal chances (1/6 and 1/2, respectively) and are independent.

b)Drawing cards, Event E is drawing a red card and Event F is drawing a face card. The
probabilities are 1/2 and 3/13, respectively, and they are independent.

Q12. Using the Binomial(n, p) distribution plot a histogram to show the actual binomial
samples. Use a line chart to show the normal approximation. Plot both in the same graph. Take
n=100, p=0.75 and number of points should be 100.
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