A random variable X is modeled by the Poisson distribution with parameter > > 0: P(X = k) = = e 14 k! -, k = 0, 1, However, the parameter X turns out to be from a random variable A with probability density given by -0.3X f₁(A) = 0.3e if x ≥ 0, 0 Otherwise. 1. Find the unconditioned PMF px (k) of X and evaluate P(X = 3). 2. Given X = k, find the conditional PDF £x (λ | k) and evaluate ƒÃ¡x (0.22 | 3)). Px (3), fax (0.22 | 3)) = 0.1050,0.0038

A random variable X is modeled by the Poisson distribution with parameter > > 0: P(X = k) = = e 14 k! -, k = 0, 1, However, the parameter X turns out to be from a random variable A with probability density given by -0.3X f₁(A) = 0.3e if x ≥ 0, 0 Otherwise. 1. Find the unconditioned PMF px (k) of X and evaluate P(X = 3). 2. Given X = k, find the conditional PDF £x (λ | k) and evaluate ƒÃ¡x (0.22 | 3)). Px (3), fax (0.22 | 3)) = 0.1050,0.0038

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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