CUNTINUOUS DISTRIBUTIONS 145 36 Rock noise in an underground mine occurs at an average rate of three per hour. (See Exercise 65, Chap. 3.) Find the probability that no rock noise will be recorded for at least 30 minutes. 37. California is hit every year by approximately 500 eartiquakes that are large enough to be felt. However, those of destructive magnitude occur, on the av- erage, once a year. Find the probability that at least 3 months elapse before the first earthquake of destructive magnitude occurs. (See Exercise 64, Chap. 3.) 38. Consider a chi-squared random variable with 15 degrees of freedom. (a) What is the mean of X²;? What is its variance? (b) What is the expression for the density for X75? (c) What is the expression for the moment generating function for Xs? (d) Use Table IV of App. A to find each of the following: 15 P[X%s< 5.23] P[6.26 22.3] χοι 2 X 95 Section 4.4 39. Use Table V of App. A to find each of the following: (a) P[Z< 1.57]. (c) P[Z = 1.57]. (e) PI-1.25 s (b) P[Z< 1.57]. (d) P[Z>1.57]. (f) Z 10:

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CUNTINUOUS DISTRIBUTIONS 145
36 Rock noise in an underground mine occurs at an average rate of three per
hour. (See Exercise 65, Chap. 3.) Find the probability that no rock noise will
be recorded for at least 30 minutes.
37. California is hit every year by approximately 500 eartiquakes that are large
enough to be felt. However, those of destructive magnitude occur, on the av-
erage, once a year. Find the probability that at least 3 months elapse before the
first earthquake of destructive magnitude occurs. (See Exercise 64, Chap. 3.)
38. Consider a chi-squared random variable with 15 degrees of freedom.
(a) What is the mean of X²;? What is its variance?
(b) What is the expression for the density for X75?
(c) What is the expression for the moment generating function for Xs?
(d) Use Table IV of App. A to find each of the following:
15
P[X%s< 5.23] P[6.26 <X}5< 27.5]
X'65
P[X}s>22.3]
χοι
2
X 95
Section 4.4
39. Use Table V of App. A to find each of the following:
(a) P[Z< 1.57].
(c) P[Z = 1.57].
(e) PI-1.25 s
(b) P[Z< 1.57].
(d) P[Z>1.57].
(f) Z 10:
Transcribed Image Text:CUNTINUOUS DISTRIBUTIONS 145 36 Rock noise in an underground mine occurs at an average rate of three per hour. (See Exercise 65, Chap. 3.) Find the probability that no rock noise will be recorded for at least 30 minutes. 37. California is hit every year by approximately 500 eartiquakes that are large enough to be felt. However, those of destructive magnitude occur, on the av- erage, once a year. Find the probability that at least 3 months elapse before the first earthquake of destructive magnitude occurs. (See Exercise 64, Chap. 3.) 38. Consider a chi-squared random variable with 15 degrees of freedom. (a) What is the mean of X²;? What is its variance? (b) What is the expression for the density for X75? (c) What is the expression for the moment generating function for Xs? (d) Use Table IV of App. A to find each of the following: 15 P[X%s< 5.23] P[6.26 <X}5< 27.5] X'65 P[X}s>22.3] χοι 2 X 95 Section 4.4 39. Use Table V of App. A to find each of the following: (a) P[Z< 1.57]. (c) P[Z = 1.57]. (e) PI-1.25 s (b) P[Z< 1.57]. (d) P[Z>1.57]. (f) Z 10:
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