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Mat202 Probability, Statistics and Numerical Methods, June 2023

This document outlines the Fourth Semester B.Tech Degree Supplementary Examination for the course Probability, Statistics, and Numerical Methods at APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. It includes various problems related to probability distributions, statistical methods, and numerical techniques, divided into two parts with specific marks allocated for each question. The exam covers topics such as random variables, confidence intervals, interpolation methods, and hypothesis testing.

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Mat202 Probability, Statistics and Numerical Methods, June 2023

This document outlines the Fourth Semester B.Tech Degree Supplementary Examination for the course Probability, Statistics, and Numerical Methods at APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. It includes various problems related to probability distributions, statistical methods, and numerical techniques, divided into two parts with specific marks allocated for each question. The exam covers topics such as random variables, confidence intervals, interpolation methods, and hypothesis testing.

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A 02000MAT202052101

Reg No.:

APJ ABDUL KALAM TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERS


Fourth Semester B.Tech Degree Supplementary Examination June 2023

Course Code: MAT 202


course Name: PROBABILITY, srATrsrlcs AND NUMERTCAL METHODS
Max. Marks: 100 Duration: 3 Hours
(Normal distribution table and t- distribution table are allowed)

PART A
(Answer oll questions; each question canies 3 marks) Marks

l Find the probability distribution function, if the Random variable X takes the (3)
values 7,2,3,4 such that2P(X - 1) = 3P(X = 2) = P(X - 3) = 5 P(X = 4).
2 A pair of dice is thrown 4 times. If X denotes the random variable of number of (3)
doublets shown, find Var(3X + 7).
If X has a Uniform Distribution in (-3,3), find P (l X - Zl < Z). (3)
The time in hours, required to repair a machine is exponentially distributed with (3)
mean 4. What is the probability that the repair time exceeds 4 hours?
5 TRACE KTU
A random sample of size 100 is taken from a population with mean 75 andvariance (3)
400. Find the mean and standard deviation of the sample mean.
6 Out of a random sample of 400 cars passing under a bridge on a busy road,172 (3)
were found to be white. Find 95% confidence interval for the proportion of white
I cars passing underthe bridge.

7 Using Newton Raphson method find the positive root of the equation x3
- 24 = (3)
0 that lies between 2 and 3 correct to three decimal places.

i Evaluate I] t-" dx using Trapezoidal rule. (Take h = 0.ZS) .


(3)

9 Use Rungi-Kutta Method of order 2 to find y(0.2)forff=x*yr, y(O)=I (3)

with h = 0.2
l0 Using Euler's method find y at x = 0.25 given y' = Zxy, y(0) = I,lt = 0.25 (3)

PART B
(Answer onefull questionfrom each module, each question curries 14 morks)
Module -1
I I a) A Random variable X has the following probability distribution function. (7)

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X 0 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 I
f(x) a 3a 5a 7a 9a \7a 13a L5a 77a

Determine (i) the value of a (ii) P(X < 3) (ttt) P(X > 3) (tu)P(O < X < 5)
b) A random variable X follows Poisson distribution such that Q)

P(X = O) -?P(X = 1). Find (i) P(x : 3) (ii) P(x > 3) (iii) E(x)

12 a) Derive the mean and variance of Poisson distribution. Q)


b) The joint distribution of a two-dimensional random variable (X,Y) is given by (7)
f (x,y) = k(Zx * 3y),x = 0,L,2 iy = 1,2,3. Find (i) the value of k (ii) the
marginal distributions (iii) Are X and Y independent?
Module -2
13 a) rc f (x) - kxz e-' , x ) 0, find k, mean and variance of the random variable. Q)
b) On a large group of men, 5%o are under 60 inches in height and 40
o/o arte between (7)
60 and 65 inches. Assuming normal distribution, find the mean and standard
deviation of the height.
14 a) joint probability density function of a two-dimensional random variable (7)

TRACE KTU
The

(X,Y)is given by f(x,y) = xyz *t, O 1 x 1 2, O <y 37'


compute (i) P(x > 1) (ii) , (, .j) fiiil P(x <Y)
b) LetX1,X2,.....Xnbe independent and identically distributed random variables (7)
with mean 3 and variance 0.5. use central limit theorem to estimate
P(340 < .Sn < 370) where Sn = Xt+ Xz + "' * Xnandn = t2O
Module -3
l5 a) The mean weight obtained from a sample size of 100 is 64 gm. The S.D of weight (7)

distribution of the population is 3 gm. Test the statement that the mean weight'of
the population is 67 gm at 5Yolevel of significance.
b) The average marks scored by 50 students of class A is 42.75 with variance (7)

1.98.The average marks scored by 60 students of class B is 42.15 with variance


-1.82. Based on this data can we conclude that students of class A perform better
than students of class B at at 5%olevel of significance level?

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16 a) A random sample of size 6 has mean 25 and variance 3.83. Can the sample be (7)
regarded as taken from a population with mean lesser than 29 at Lo/olevel of
significance?
b) A coin is tossed 10000 times. Tail turns up 5195 times. Is the coin unbiased at (7)
5% level of significance?

Module -4
' l7 a) Find a real root of the following equation using Regula falsi method (7)

xlognx - 1,,2 = 0 correct to 3 decimals.

b) use Newton's backward interpolation method to estimate y(200s). (7)


x t96l l97r l98l l99l 2001 20ll
No.of people t6 t9 23 28 34 4l

18 a) UsingLagrangeinterpolation, findthevalueofy(g), giveny(0) = 1g, y(1) = (7)


42,y(7)=57,t(9)=90.
b) Using Simpson's l/3 rd rule evaluate : (7)
I:'#with n 6

Module -5
19 a)
TRACE KTU
Using Gauss seidal method solve the following system of equations correct to
decimalplaces. ZZx*6y- z =gS
3 (7)

6xI75y*22=72
x+y*542=110
t U) Fit a Second degree parabola of the form y = a * bx * cxz to the following data (7)

x 0 I 2
a
J 4
Y t.2 t.7 2.1 2.8 5.9

20 a) Using Runge kutta method of order +, fin<il(0.1) given,


!, =x* y, y(0) = t (7)
bytakingh=0.!
b) Find the value of y(L.4) by Adams -Moulton predictor corrector method for the (7)
differential equation
#r= ,,(t* y), given y(I) = I,y(l.L) = L.233,y(L.Z) -
1.548, y(1.3) L.979
-
,t ri rF

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