Consider you go to a COVID vaccination centre to get yourself vaccinated. Let the random variable X denotes the time that you have to wait in the queue until it is your turn for vaccination. The probability that there is no queue and you are vaccinated immediately as soon as you reach the centre is 1/4. The probability that there is queue and you have to waitfor some time is 3/4 and random variable X can be modelled as an exponential random variable with parameter (λ =1/3).Find the CDF of the random variable X.Pictorially represent CDF of random variable X. What do you infer from the CDF plot?Find P(0 < X ≤ 1) and P(0 ≤ X ≤ 1) (Note: The CDF of an exponential distribution is given by P(X≤x) = 1-?^-x/? ) Q1) Consider you go to a COVID vaccination centre to get yourself vaccinated. Let the randomvariable X denotes the time that you have to wait in the queue until it is your turn forvaccination. The probability that there is no queue and you are vaccinated immediately as soonas you reach the centre is 1/4. The probability that there is gueue and you have to wait for sometime is 3/4 and random variable X can be modelled as an exponential random variable withparameter (A = 1/3).Find the CDF of the random variable X.(i)(ii)Pictorially represent CDF of random variable X. What do you infer from the CDFplot?Find P(0 < X < 1) and P(0 < X < 1)(iii)-x(Note: The CDF of an exponential distribution is given by P(X

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Consider you go to a COVID vaccination centre to get yourself vaccinated. Let the random variable X denotes the time that you have to wait in the queue until it is your turn for vaccination. The probability that there is no queue and you are vaccinated immediately as soon as you reach the centre is 1/4. The probability that there is queue and you have to waitfor some time is 3/4 and random variable X can be modelled as an exponential random variable with parameter (λ =1/3). Find the CDF of the random variable X. Pictorially represent CDF of random variable X. What do you infer from the CDF plot? Find P(0 < X ≤ 1) and P(0 ≤ X ≤ 1)

Consider you go to a COVID vaccination centre to get yourself vaccinated. Let the random variable X denotes the time that you have to wait in the queue until it is your turn for vaccination. The probability that there is no queue and you are vaccinated immediately as soon as you reach the centre is 1/4. The probability that there is queue and you have to waitfor some time is 3/4 and random variable X can be modelled as an exponential random variable with parameter (λ =1/3). Find the CDF of the random variable X. Pictorially represent CDF of random variable X. What do you infer from the CDF plot? Find P(0 < X ≤ 1) and P(0 ≤ X ≤ 1)

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