Exam 4: Discrete Random Variables and Probability Distributions
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A random variable is a variable that takes on numerical values realized by the outcomes in the sample space generated by a random experiment.
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Any discrete distribution is applicable when the events of interest occur randomly,independently of one another,and rarely.
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The binomial probability distribution is used extensively in many applied business and economic problems.
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On average,an RV sales lot sells six RVs per month.Assume the number of sales of RVs per month follows the Poisson distribution.
-What is the probability that more than three RVs are sold next month?
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A recent survey found that 40% of all air traffic controllers found their job extremely stressful.Suppose 12 air traffic controllers are selected at random.
-What is the probability that exactly 5 of them consider their job extremely stressful?
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It is known that 70% of the customers in a sporting goods store purchase a pair of running shoes.A random sample of 25 customers is selected.Assume that customers' purchases are made independently,and let X represent the number of customers who purchase running shoes.(Hint: Solve using Excel. )
-What is the probability that at least 17 customers purchase running shoes?
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A coin toss experiment represents a binomial experiment only if the coin is balanced,i.e. ,P = 0.5.
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The cumulative distribution function for a random variable X may be expressed as follows: F(x0)= P(X < x0).
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If the outcomes of a discrete random variable follow a Poisson distribution,then their:
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For a binomial probability distribution,the probability of success must always be greater than the probability of failure.
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Three yellow and two blue pencils are in a drawer.If we randomly select two pencils from the drawer,find the probability distribution of X,the number of yellow pencils selected.
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Consider the following probability distribution function.
-What is the standard deviation of X?

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On average,how many customers would you expect to see in each of these two lines at the grocery store?
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Perfect linear dependency between two variables X and Y is indicated by a correlation of ±1.0.
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If two random variables X and Y are independent,then P(y | x)= P(x)and P(x | y)= P(y).
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Suppose X and Y are two random variables with E(X)= 1.50,E(Y)= 0.55,E(XY)= 0.80,Var(X)= 0.25,and Var(Y)= 0.2475.
-What is the value of E(2X - 3Y)?
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A basketball player makes 80 percent of his free throws during the regular season.Consider his next eight free throws.
-What is the probability that he will make between four and six (inclusive)free throws?
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The conditional probability distribution of one random variable,given specified values of another,is the collection of conditional probabilities.
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The Bernoulli model yields just two possible mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive outcomes,which are labeled success and failure.
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