The lengths of your statistics class has a continuous uniform distribution between 46 minutes and 60 minutes. Let X be the length of a class in minutes. If one section is randomly selected, answer the following. a. What is the distribution of X? X - ? v ( Enter the following answers as a fraction b. What is the probability that the class is ëxactly 57 minutes long? c. What is the probability that the class is at least 57 minutes long? d. What is the probability that the class is between 55 minutes and 58 minutes long? e. What is the probability that the class is less than 55 minutes or more than 58 minutes long?

The lengths of your statistics class has a continuous uniform distribution between 46 minutes and 60 minutes. Let X be the length of a class in minutes. If one section is randomly selected, answer the following. a. What is the distribution of X? X - ? v ( Enter the following answers as a fraction b. What is the probability that the class is ëxactly 57 minutes long? c. What is the probability that the class is at least 57 minutes long? d. What is the probability that the class is between 55 minutes and 58 minutes long? e. What is the probability that the class is less than 55 minutes or more than 58 minutes long?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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