Let X - U(a, b). Show that if x sa then P(X < x) = 0. Show that if x > b then P(X < x) = 1. Show that if a < x < b then P(X < x) = (x – a)/(b – a). Conclude that the cumulative distribution function of X is a. b. C. a < x < b F(x) =
Let X - U(a, b). Show that if x sa then P(X < x) = 0. Show that if x > b then P(X < x) = 1. Show that if a < x < b then P(X < x) = (x – a)/(b – a). Conclude that the cumulative distribution function of X is a. b. C. a < x < b F(x) =
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab
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Transcribed Image Text:Let X - U(a, b).
Show that if x sa then P(X < x) = 0.
Show that if x > b then P(X < x) = 1.
Show that if a < x < b then P(X < x) = (x – a)/(b – a). Conclude that the cumulative
distribution function of X is
a.
b.
C.
a < x < b
F(x) =
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