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EC 404 Introduction To Statistical and Econometrics Methods Part A

This document provides instructions for a course on statistical and econometric methods. It includes the course code, instruction to use complement and square notation, a request for an email address, and definitions of probability axioms, moment generating functions, unions, complements, probability mass functions, probability density functions, and cumulative distribution functions.

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EC 404 Introduction To Statistical and Econometrics Methods Part A

This document provides instructions for a course on statistical and econometric methods. It includes the course code, instruction to use complement and square notation, a request for an email address, and definitions of probability axioms, moment generating functions, unions, complements, probability mass functions, probability density functions, and cumulative distribution functions.

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EC 404 Introduction to Statistical

and Econometrics Methods Pa A


Instruction: P(Cc ∩ D): Cc complements,
X^2 : x square

*Required

Email address *

[email protected]

P(A) is a probability function defined on sigma -field then write the


axioms which hold here...

Axiom 1: The probability of an event is a real number greater than or equal to 0. A


The MGF for a R.V. X: 1 point

1. it is lies 0 to infinity for both the distribution

2. through the mgf moments can be find for origin and for a point x=a

3. through the mgf moments can be find for origin and not for a point x=a

All three are correct

1 and 2 are correct

1 and 3 are correct

Clear selection

your email id

[email protected]

below mention union and complement used for defining ...... and then
define ( short ans. or fill it)

B is a universal set
Define PMF, PDF, CDF and Marginal densities.

Probability Mass function - For a discrete random variable X,PMF is a


probability measure that gives us probabilities of the possible values for a
random variable. It is defined as

Probability density function - PDF is a probability measure that gives the


probabilities of the possible possible values for a continuous random
variable

The cumulative distribution function (CDF) of random variable X can be


defined for any kinds of random variable unlike discrete random variable
which are only defined for discrete random variables. This is the sum of all
probabilities that lies before a value X=x.

Fill in the blank If X ~ N(0,1), then X^2/2 has .......... distribution 1 point

with parameters..........

0 and 1/2

Your name

shubham patle
borel set 1 point

1. infinitely applications of the operations of complementation and


countable union

2. finitely many applications of the operations of complementation and


countable union

3. family of sets is in B, then so is its union

4. family of sets is in B, then so is its intersection

1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct

1, 2,3 are correct

1 and 3 are correct

1 and 4 are correct

2 and 3 are correct

Clear selection
Normal distribution can be obtain with Statement1: limiting case 1 point
of poisson distribution with parameter λ -> ∞ Statement2:
Limiting form of binomial distribution

Only Statement 1 is correct

Only Statement 2 is correct

Statement 1 and 2 are correct

None of the above is correct

Clear selection

Your roll number / Enrollment no.

1201012315

Student 1 point

First Semester student

Repeat

Clear selection
Statements a. Var(x)= E(X^2)+[ E(x)]^2 b. cov(x,y)= E(X.Y)- 1 point
E(Y).E(Y)

Only Statement a is correct

Only Statement b is correct

Statement a and b are correct

None of the above is correct

Clear selection

IF X is uniformly distributed with mean one and variance 4/3, 1 point


find the P(X<0). ?

1/2

1/3

1/4
The MGF and CF are always lies from -infinity to infinity for the 1 point
discrete prob. distribution

True

False

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