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Suppose that X follows the Kumaraswamy distribution with pdf f(x) = 2ar (1– 1ª) on 0 0. (a) By integrating the pdf, show that the cdf, F(z), is given by F(x) = 1- (1- 1“)² on 0

Suppose that X follows the Kumaraswamy distribution with pdf f(x) = 2ar (1– 1ª) on 0 0. (a) By integrating the pdf, show that the cdf, F(z), is given by F(x) = 1- (1- 1“)² on 0

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)
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Author:Sheldon Ross
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Suppose that X follows the Kumaraswamy distribution with pdf f(x) = 2ar (1– 1ª) on 0<I< 1, where a > 0. (a) By integrating the pdf, show that the cdf, F(z), is given by F(x) =1- (1– 2ª“)² on 0<z<1. %3D Hint: You may find the substitution y = 1" useful. (b) Show that the quantile function Q(a) is given by = (1 – (1 – a)})*. Q(a) %3D (c) If a = 1, find the probability that X lies between and. (d) Again, for a = 1, show that the interquartile range of X is V3 - 1 IQR =
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that X follows the Kumaraswamy distribution with pdf f(x) = 2ar (1– 1ª) on 0<I< 1, where a > 0. (a) By integrating the pdf, show that the cdf, F(z), is given by F(x) =1- (1– 2ª“)² on 0<z<1. %3D Hint: You may find the substitution y = 1" useful. (b) Show that the quantile function Q(a) is given by = (1 – (1 – a)})*. Q(a) %3D (c) If a = 1, find the probability that X lies between and. (d) Again, for a = 1, show that the interquartile range of X is V3 - 1 IQR =
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