Suppose that random variable X has a Chi-Square distribution with k =10degrees of freedom ( 2 X k  χ ). Use the 2 χ Table to finda) a 2 χ0.05 such that 2 2 Pr( ) 0.05, _________ X ≤= = χ χ 0.05 0.05b) a 2 χ0.95 such that 2 2 Pr( ) 0.95, _________ X ≤= = χ χ 0.95 0.95c) a 2 χ0.975 and 2 χ0.025 such that 2 2 2 2 Pr( 0.025 0.975 0.025 0.975 χχ χ χ ≤≤ = X ) _____, _________, ________ Suppose that random variable X has a Chi-Square distribution with k = 10degrees of freedom (X-X). Use the x² Table to finda) a xos such that Pr(X ≤ xos) = 0.05,b) a such that Pr(XX9)=0.95,c) a X0.975 and 0.025 such thatPr(X0025 XX0.975)=.Xoos =X9.95X0.025=X0.975=

Step 1:(a) To find the value of χ0.052 such that P(χ2≤χ0.052)=0.05 with k=10, we utilize the…

Suppose that random variable X has a Chi-Square distribution with k = 10 degrees of freedom (X-X). Use the x² Table to find a) a xos such that Pr(X ≤ xos) = 0.05, b) a such that Pr(XX9)=0.95, c) a X0.975 and 0.025 such that Pr(X0025 XX0.975)=. Xoos = X9.95 X0.025 = X0.975 =

Suppose that random variable X has a Chi-Square distribution with k = 10 degrees of freedom (X-X). Use the x² Table to find a) a xos such that Pr(X ≤ xos) = 0.05, b) a such that Pr(XX9)=0.95, c) a X0.975 and 0.025 such that Pr(X0025 XX0.975)=. Xoos = X9.95 X0.025 = X0.975 =

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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