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Consider the following algorithm generating a random variable X in pseudocode. % denotes a comment that is not part of the code. R = RAND(0,1) % a random uniformly distributed number R between 0 and 1 is chosen X = 2/R % X is calculated with this formula. Then the random variable X generated by this code has the distribution with probability density function given by: O f(x)=2{x,0

Consider the following algorithm generating a random variable X in pseudocode. % denotes a comment that is not part of the code. R = RAND(0,1) % a random uniformly distributed number R between 0 and 1 is chosen X = 2/R % X is calculated with this formula. Then the random variable X generated by this code has the distribution with probability density function given by: O f(x)=2{x,0

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Consider the following algorithm generating a random variable X in pseudocode. % denotes a comment that is not part of the code. R = RAND(0,1) % a random uniformly distributed number R between 0 and 1 is chosen X = 2R % X is calculated with this formula. Then the random variable X generated by this code has the distribution with probability density function given by: f (x) =2{x,0, f (x) = x^4 ,0<x<1 16 x^3 ,0<x<2 4 f (x) =- x^3 ,0<x<1 4 f (x) =- O None of these answers is correct.
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following algorithm generating a random variable X in pseudocode. % denotes a comment that is not part of the code. R = RAND(0,1) % a random uniformly distributed number R between 0 and 1 is chosen X = 2R % X is calculated with this formula. Then the random variable X generated by this code has the distribution with probability density function given by: f (x) =2{x,0, f (x) = x^4 ,0<x<1 16 x^3 ,0<x<2 4 f (x) =- x^3 ,0<x<1 4 f (x) =- O None of these answers is correct.
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