Two types of claims, A and B, are submitted at an insurance company on damages due to a certain event with 35% claims in type A and the rest in type B. The individual claim amount follows a continuous uniform distribution over (100, 700) for type A and an exponential distribution with variance 40,000 for type B. Find the coefficient of variation for the amount of a randomly selected claim on the damage due to the event. O 0.79 0.84 O 0.64 O 0.52 O 0.71

Two types of claims, A and B, are submitted at an insurance company on damages due to a certain event with 35% claims in type A and the rest in type B. The individual claim amount follows a continuous uniform distribution over (100, 700) for type A and an exponential distribution with variance 40,000 for type B. Find the coefficient of variation for the amount of a randomly selected claim on the damage due to the event. O 0.79 0.84 O 0.64 O 0.52 O 0.71

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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