12) Classify the random variable (RV) to be discrete, continuous or neither. In each case provide one possible value of the random variable. i) Waiting time until a specific bank goes bankrupt. iii) Number of eggs laid by a female logger head sea turtle. v) Difference of actual versus the advertized arrival time of a flight. vii) Amount of soda in a randomly select can which is supposed to have 12 fluid ounces. ix) Number of wing flaps (to the nearest integer) per minute of a humming bird. D stands for Discrete, C stands for Continuous and N stands for Neither) Not a RV D (19.2 years) N (19.2 years) C (19.2 years) Cannot be determined (i- Select One) D (50 eggs) C (50 eggs) N (50 eggs) Not a RV Cannot be determined (iii- Select One) Cannot be determined Not a RV N (10.3 min) D (10.3 min) C (10.3 min) (v- Select One)

12) Classify the random variable (RV) to be discrete, continuous or neither. In each case provide one possible value of the random variable. i) Waiting time until a specific bank goes bankrupt. iii) Number of eggs laid by a female logger head sea turtle. v) Difference of actual versus the advertized arrival time of a flight. vii) Amount of soda in a randomly select can which is supposed to have 12 fluid ounces. ix) Number of wing flaps (to the nearest integer) per minute of a humming bird. D stands for Discrete, C stands for Continuous and N stands for Neither) Not a RV D (19.2 years) N (19.2 years) C (19.2 years) Cannot be determined (i- Select One) D (50 eggs) C (50 eggs) N (50 eggs) Not a RV Cannot be determined (iii- Select One) Cannot be determined Not a RV N (10.3 min) D (10.3 min) C (10.3 min) (v- Select One)

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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