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- 3. Consider the random variables Y1,..., Yn that satisfy Y; = Bx; + €;, i = 1, ..., n. where x1,..., Xn are fixed constants, and e; are i.i.d. random variables that follow N(0, o²) where o2 is unknown. (a) Is B = EYi/Ex; an unbiased estimator of B? Show work. (b) Find the variances of 3 and ß. If you already found the variance of 3 from Problem 3 then you don't need to find it again. Which estimator has smaller variance? Which estimator is a better estimator? And why? Show work.Problems 1. Consider discrete random variables X and Y [BLAK 1979] with the joint pmf as shown below: Y X -1 0 1 1 -2 16 -1 1 2 곪 16 16 Are X and Y independent? Are they uncorrelated? -100 100-19 -19-19-19-19 -100 100-16. A Bernoulli trial can be modeledd as a random variable X that can take on only two values: X=0 and X= 1, which are murnally exclusive. If P(X 1) 3 p. what is (a) PCX = 0) ? G Var(N) Earropy of N
- i need the answer quickly.1 The highest score in a game of dice (a) A random variable X is defined as the larger of the scores obtained in two throws of an unbiased, six-sided, die. Show that (2x - 1) Pr(X x) = x = 1, 2, . .., 6. %3D 36 (b) A random variable Y is defined as the highest score obtained in k independent throws of an unbiased, six-sided, die. Find an expression for the probability function of Y.Van Helsing is set to appear in the final exam of a Field Theory course, in which she is a student. If she has breakfast before the exam she is three times as likely to write all the answers on her own than copy from anyone else. If she does not eat breakfast, she is three times as likely to copy than to work independently. 6. If she works independently her score is (approximately) a Gaussian (70, 10) random variable. If she decides to copy, then she tosses a fair coin and copies all her answers from her friend Igor if heads appear, and from her classmate Drac, if tails appear. If she copies her answers from Igor then her score is (approximately) a Gaussian (73, 10) random variable. However if she chooses Drac, then he tells her all the wrong answers on purpose, in which case her Score is zero. A student fails if s/he scores 39.49 marks or below, although all the remaining grades are awared relative to the class average. The chances of Van Helsing having breakfast on the day of the…
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- 3a)Here is one way to think about a mixed random variable. Suppose that we have a discrete random variable Xa with (generalized) PDF and CDF fa(r) and Fa(x), and a continuous random variable X. with PDF and CDF f.(r) and F.(x). Now we create a new random variable X in the following way. We have a coin with P(H) = p. We toss the coin once. If it lands heads, then the value of X is determined according to the probability distribution of X4. If the coin lands tails, the value of X is determined according to the probability distribution of Xe. a. Find the CDF of X, Fx(x). b. Find the PDF of X, fx(x). c. Find EX.