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CH 5

The document discusses various statistical concepts and calculations involving the central limit theorem, normal approximations, and gamma distributions. It includes examples of calculating probabilities for different scenarios, such as the number of claims in insurance policies and the distribution of clients' responses to brochures. The document also covers continuity corrections and the application of chi-square distributions in statistical analysis.

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CH 5

The document discusses various statistical concepts and calculations involving the central limit theorem, normal approximations, and gamma distributions. It includes examples of calculating probabilities for different scenarios, such as the number of claims in insurance policies and the distribution of clients' responses to brochures. The document also covers continuity corrections and the application of chi-square distributions in statistical analysis.

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CH 5 [central limit theorem]

Ans1. X represents no. of claims arising in home insurance policy


then X follow poisson ( 0.075 )

so , p ¿

¿ by normal approximation
500

∑ X i follow normal (500 ( 0.075 ) ,¿500 (0.075))¿


x=1

¿, p¿

p ( Normal ( 37.5 ,37.5 )> 49.5 ) = p Z>


( 49.5−37.5
√37.5 )
=1− p (Z ≤1.959)

using actuarial table 1− p ( Z ≤ 1.959 )=1−0.974941

¿ 0.025059

Ans2. X follow gamma ( 10 ,0.2 )


( a ) p ( X > 80 ) [ using normal distribution ]

by normal approximation X follow Normal


( 10 10
,
0.2 0.22 )
so , X follow Normal (50,250 )

then , p ( X > 80 )= p ( Normal ( 50,250 ) >80 )= p Z >


( √ 250 ))
( 80−50

¿ 1− p ( Z ≤ 1.897 )=1−0.971082

¿ 0.028918

(b) p ( X >80 ) [ using chi square distribution ]


if X follow gamma ( 10 , 0.2 ) then by actuarialtable page 12
2 2
2 ( 0.2 ) X follow χ 2 (10)∨, 0.4 X follow χ 20

so , p ( X >80 ) =p ( χ 220> 0.4 ( 80 )) = p ( χ 220>32 )

¿ 1−0.9567=0.0433

As, ¿ part ( a ) , weuse approximation∧¿ part ( b ) we just


transform actual distributionhence , answer ∈ part ( b )
i .e , 0.0433is more accurate

Ans3. continuity correction


( i ) X <6.5

( ii ) −0.5< X < 0.5

( iii ) X >−2.5

( iv ) 5.5< X< 10.5

( v ) 2.5< X <7.5

( vi ) 4 ≤10 X< 48

0.4 ≤ X < 4.8

as X can only take integer value so , 1≤ X <5

¿ continuity correction of 1≤ X < 4 is 0.5< X <4.5

Ans4. X represents no . of policies elapse before they expires


X follow bin ( n=100 , p=0.15 )

then by normal approximation X follow normal ¿

¿ , p ( X >20 ) =p ( X >20.5 ) [ by continuity correction ]

(
hence , p ( X > 20.5 )= p Z >
( 20.5−( 100 ( 0.15 ) ) )
√ 100 ( 0.15 ) ( 0.85 ) )
¿ p ( Z >1.54 )

¿ 1− p ( Z< 1.54 )

¿ 1−0.93822

¿ 0.06178

so , approximate probability that more than 20 policies elapse

before they expires is0.062

Ans5. N represents no . of clients who do not find brochure helpful


N follow bin ( n=1000 , p=0.05 )

then by normal approximation N follow Normal ( 1000 ( 0.05 ) , 1000 ( 0.05 ) ( 0.95 ) )
¿ , N follow Normal (50 , 47.5)

¿ by continuity correction p ( 40< N <70 ) =p ( 40.5< N <69.5 )

hence , p ( 40.5< N <69.5 ) =p


( 40.5−50
√ 47.5
<Z<
√47.5 )
69.5−50

¿ p (−1.378< Z< 2.83 )

¿ 0.99767−( 1−0.9159 )=0.91357

so , approximate probability that ∈sample of 1000 no . of clients

who do not find brochure helpful , lies between 40 ¿ 70 is0.91357

Ans6.let X represents no . of people having blood group A


X follow binomial ( n=300 , p=0.45 )

then by normal approximation

X follow Normal ( 300 ( 0.45 ) , 300 ( 0.45 ) ( 0.55 ) )∨N (135 ,74.25)

¿ by continuity correction p ( X> 115 ) =p ( X >115.5 )

(
So, p ( X >115.5 )= p Z >
115.5−135
√ 74.25 )
¿ ( Z>−2.263 )

¿ 0.988183

so , 0.988183 isthe probability that ∈sample of 300 , more than

115 have blood group A

Ans7.let X follow Normal ( 25 , 4 )


16 samples are drawn ¿ X

then ,by central limit theorem , X follow Normal 25 ,


( 16 ))
( 4

Or, X follow Normal ( 25 , 0.25 )

(
then , p ( X >26 )= p Z >
26−25
√0.25 )
= p ( Z >2 )=0.02275

Ans8. X represents claim amount assured under each policy


2
X has mean=8000∧variance=3000
100
¿ by central limit theorem ∑ X i follow Normal ( 100 ( 8000 ) , 100 ( 3000 ) )
2

i=1

100

or∑ X i follow Normal ( 800000,100 (3000 ) )


2

i=1

so , p ¿

¿ p ( Z >1.5 )

¿ 1−0.93319=0.06681

Ans9. let each selectionbe a random variable X


1
where , X takes 1 ,2 , 3 , 4∧5 with probability of each
5

then E ( X )=( 1+2+3+ 4+5 )∗ ( 15 )=3


¿ E ( X ) =( 1 +2 +3 +4 + 5 )∗( )=11
2 2 2 2 2 1 2
5
2
so , var ( X )=11− ( 3 ) =2

now , by central limit theorem


100

∑ X i follow Normal ( ( 100 ) 3 , ( 100 ) 2 )


i=1

( ) ( )
100 100
so , p 280 ≤ ∑ X i ≤320 = p 279.5< ∑ X i< 320.5
i=1 i=1

¿p
( 279.5−300
√ 200
<Z<
320.5−300
√200 )
= p (−1.449<Z <1.449 )

¿ 2 ( 0.92633 )−1=0.85266

so , probability that ∑ of 100 sample lies between 280¿ 320

Is approximately 0.85266
Ans10. Y follow gamma ( α , λ ) where , α >1
α
λ α −1 −λy
thenusing table , f ( y )= y e ; y >0
(
gamma α )

( i ) ( a ) ¿ find that for which value of y , f ( y ) is maximum

take log on both sides ,


ln ( f ( y ) )=ln ( c ) + ( α−1 ) ln ( y ) −λy [where c is some constant ]

differentiating both sides w .r . t y

d ln ( f ( y ) ) ( α −1 )
=0+ −λ
dy y
for value of y

( α −1 ) α−1
−λ=0 gives y =
y λ
( α −1 )
¿ its double derivative i . e ,− 2
<0
y
α −1
y= is value for which f ( y ) is maximum
y

(i) (b) As , gamma distribution is positively skewed distribution


so , its mode>mean

α−1 α 1
¿ mode= = −
λ λ λ
α
where , is mean μ
λ
1 μ
so , mode=μ− =μ− but as α tends ¿ ∞ then,
λ α

[
mode=μ because ,
μ
α
tends ¿ 0
]
so , we can say our gamma ( α , λ ) tends¿ normal μ , ( μλ )
(ii) if Y follow gamma (50 ,0.2 )
( a ) then usingchi sqaure
2
we can say 0.4 Y follow χ 100

so , p ( Y > 350 )= p ( χ 100


2
>0.4 (350 ) )

¿ p ( χ 2100 >140 )

(
¿ , p χ 225 >
140
4 )= p ( χ 225> 35 ) =1−0.9118=0.0882

( b ) by central limit theorem


Y follow Normal
( 50 50
,
0.2 0.22 )
¿ , Y follow Normal ( 250,1250 )

so , p ( Y > 350 )= p Z >


( 350−250
√1250 )
=1− p ( Z< 2.828 )

=0.002344
(iii)difference between answers ∈ ( ii ) ( a ) ∧( ii ) ( b )
is because we use approximation∈ ( ii ) ( b )

¿ there is no approximation∈ part ( ii ) ( a )

hence , we can see that difference .

Ans11. X i follow gamma ( α , λ )

)=E ( e
( i ) M X ( t )=E ( e tx ( )) t
∑ xi
n

¿ E (e )
t
( X + X + X … … X n)
n 1 2 3

[ ( )]
n
t
(X )
n 1
¿ E e

[ ( )]
n
t
¿ MX i
n

( ) t < λ [ ¿ actuarial table ]


−α
t
as M x ( t )= 1−
λ

( nt )=(1− nλt )
−α
so , M X i

[( ) ] ( )
−α n −n α
t t
hence , M X ( t )= 1− = 1−
nλ nλ

then ,by uniqueness property ,

we can say , X follow gamma ( nα , nλ )

( 1
)
(ii) T follow exp 2000 hours then T also follow gamma 1 , 2000 ( ( )) 1

so , usingresult of previous part we can say


(
T follow gamma 10 ( 1 ) , 10 ( 2000
1
))
thenusing chi sqaure conversion

2 ( 2001 ) T follow χ 2
20

( ( ) ( ))
so , p ( T > 4000 )= p χ 20>
2 1
100
4000

¿ p ( χ 220 > 40 )

¿ 1−0.9950=0.005

so , probability that average time of 10 bulbs exceed 4000 hours

is 0.5 %

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