3. Two coins are tossed 700 times, and the results are Two heads: 205 times One head: 325 times No head: 170 times Find the probability of each event to occur?
3. Two coins are tossed 700 times, and the results are Two heads: 205 times One head: 325 times No head: 170 times Find the probability of each event to occur?
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Two coins are tossed 700 times, and the results are
Two heads: 205 times
One head: 325 times
No head: 170 times
Find the probability of each event to occur?
4. If P(A)-7/13, P(B)-9/13 and P(ANB)-4/13, evaluate P(A/B)?
5. Two dice are rolled, find the probability that the sum of the number of both the dice is:
A.Equal to 2 B.Equal to 5 C.Less than 12
6. Let X be the number of Tell in four tosses of a fair coin
a) Construct the Probability mass function (pf) of X.
b) Find the mean number of Tell and the variance
c)
Find P(0<X ≤ 4)
7. A r.v. X has d.f. F given by:
0,
x≤0
F(x)=2c(x²-x³), 0 < x≤2
- fac(e² - 10²),
1,
x > 2.
(i)Determine the corresponding p.d.f. (f(x)).
(ii) Determine the constant c.
8. If the range and the smallest value of a set of data are 36.8 and 13.4 respectively, then find the largest value
9.Find the probability of getting at least 5 times head-on tossing an unbiased coin for 6 times by using the binomial distribution
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