EX on Slide 8 CH 5 Probability Rules for Discrete C.V. a P[x?a] 6) P[x =a] () P[a≤x≤b] d) p [acx ≤6] e) P[a ≤ xeb] f) P[a < x a] b)| P[x=a] =P[x≤a] -p[x≤a-1] = Blain, pl-B (a-lin, P) c) P[a< x≤b] = [X ≤b] - P[x≤a-1] = B(bin,p)-Bla-1; n,p] d] p[a< x≤ b] e] P[a= x

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EX on Slide 8 CH 5
Probability Rules for Discrete C.V.
a P[x>0]
b)| P[x =a]
C) P[a≤x≤b]
d) p [acx ≤6]
e) P[a ≤ xeb]
f) P[a<x<b]
a) p[x>a]
b)| P[x=a] =P[x≤a] -p[Xx≤a-1]
= Blain, p)-8( a-l;n, P)
c) P[a< x≤b] = [X ≤b] - P[x≤a-1]
= B(bin,p)-Bla-1; n,p]
d] p[a< x≤ b]
e] P[a≤x≤ b]
F/P[a<x<b]
Transcribed Image Text:EX on Slide 8 CH 5 Probability Rules for Discrete C.V. a P[x>0] b)| P[x =a] C) P[a≤x≤b] d) p [acx ≤6] e) P[a ≤ xeb] f) P[a<x<b] a) p[x>a] b)| P[x=a] =P[x≤a] -p[Xx≤a-1] = Blain, p)-8( a-l;n, P) c) P[a< x≤b] = [X ≤b] - P[x≤a-1] = B(bin,p)-Bla-1; n,p] d] p[a< x≤ b] e] P[a≤x≤ b] F/P[a<x<b]
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