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0729 MathC XII - S2Ch.2 Linear Combination of RV

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0729 MathC XII - S2Ch.2 Linear Combination of RV

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____ Statistics 2 - Ch.2 (29/07/2020) Dase Smt ,...,Xn, “ - E(X, £X, + ..+ Xn) = E(X,) + E(X2) t . and, if the variables are independent, — Var(X, + X, + ... + Xn) = Var(X,) + Var(X2) + .. + Var(Xn). = 10 \orlx) + E(Xn) = jot) 4 Ifrandom variables are normally distributed so are the sums, differences and other linear combinations of them. — 5. if X and Y have independent Poisson distributions, then X + Y has a Poisson distribution. - [Note that a linear combination of independent Poisson variables of the form aX + bY (where a and b take values other than 1) cannot have a Poisson distribution since in that case the mean (ay. + bay) is not equal tothe - variance (a®2y + b?Ay)] - ~ 7 Demean fd vanen yas foisgan ~ 060. $2Ch.2-Linear Combination of Random Variable [9709_w18_qp_72_003] — Sugar and flour for making cakes are measured in cups. The mass, in grams, of one cup of sugar has __ the distribution N(250, 10). The mass, in grams, of one cup of flour has the independent distribution N(160, 9). Each cake contains 2 cups of sugar and 5 cups of flour. Find the probability that the total mass of sugar and flour in one cake exceeds 1310 grams. 5] SAN (290) ESN (hho, 9) fei 7g45 5 A N(gyagpt 5x0, Z KW NO 6 SD x9) - 1 como) -{(_ hf eee Plc p13) | iG | — 059. S2Ch.2-Linear Combination of Random Variable [9709_w17_qp_73_006] —— __ The numbers of barrels of oil, in millions, extracted per day in two oil fields A and B are modelled by the independent random variables X and Y respectively, where X ~N(3.2, 0.4) and ¥ ~ N(4.3, 0.67). ~ The income generated by the oil from the two fields is $90 per barrel for A and $95 per barrel for B. (@ Find the mean and variance of the daily income, in millions of dollars, generated by field A. [3] Gi) Find the probability that the total income produced by the two fields in a day is at least $670 million. (s]) bare hay Taea ma. fetas A KAN(3Z, 0.4) KAN (90x32, 90% 0.4 J NC 288, 36°) feds BY Rev 4.30.6" Vaaw (9ch4 3, 9% 0165) - w¢ 408.5, 577) uh NC299, 36) 5 uy =d98 Var = goo UTA+e ~ (288+403.5, S64 S COTz L720) = [- &} | | ?) Enjoy tha Exerase ~ Qe mod & = Alsen mod 3 Que pT ch 1-3

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