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- Suppose X has a survival function given by s (x) = 1[100 – x]1/2, 0 ≤ x ≤ 100
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- 2. Consider the experiment of rolling a die until a "6" appears. Let X be the number of rolls needed. Plot the Cumulative distribution function Fx(x) of X. Describe what it means for a function to be right-continuous. You are encouraged to use a computer program to plot this, although it is acceptable that you use rulers and pencils. (You don't need to plot the whole function because the possible values could be ar- bitrary large. Try to plot from 0 to the value that you think it shows the major trend.)The (cumulative) distribution function of X is given below: for Fx(x) = ¹ for { for (a) Determine the pdf for X. (b) Determine the value of the constant k. x 1.Suppose that the lifetime in years, X, of a type of electrical switch follows the distribution f(x)=12e−x2f(x)=12e−x2for x>0x>0. What type of continuous distribution is this and what is the average lifetime of one of these switches?
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