EBK INTRODUCTION TO THE PRACTICE OF STA
EBK INTRODUCTION TO THE PRACTICE OF STA
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Chapter 4.4, Problem 73E

(a)

To determine

To find: The variance and standard deviation of the random variable Z.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 73E

Solution: The variance and standard deviation of random variable Z are 1600 and 40, respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Consider X, Y, and Z to be the random variables with averages μx,μy, and μz and variances σx2,σy2, and σz2. Consider a and b to be the constants, that is, a=35 and b=10. If Z=abX, then variance can be calculated as follows:

σz2=b2σx2

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz2=b2σx2=(10)2×(4)2=1600

The standard deviation can be calculated as follows:

σz=b2σx2

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz=b2σx2=1600=40

(b)

To determine

To find: The variance and standard deviation of the random variable Z.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 73E

Solution: The variance and standard deviation of random variable Z are 2304 and 48, respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Consider X, Y, and Z to be the random variables with averages μx,μy, and μz and variances σx2,σy2, and σz2. Consider a and b to be the constants, that is, a=5 and b=12. If Z=abX, then variance can be calculated as follows:

σz2=b2σx2

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz2=b2σx2=(12)2×(4)2=2304

The standard deviation can be calculated as follows:

σz=b2σx2

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz=b2σx2=2304=48

(c)

To determine

To find: The variance and standard deviation of the random variable Z.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 73E

Solution: The variance and standard deviation of random variable Z are 112 and 10.6, respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Consider X, Y, and Z to be the random variables with averages μx,μy, and μz and variances σx2,σy2, and σz2. Consider a and b to be the constants, that is, a=1 and b=1. If Z=aX+aY, then variance can be calculated as follows:

σz2=σx2+σy2+2ρσxσy

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz2=σx2+σy2+2ρσxσy=(4)2+(8)2+2×0.5×4×8=112

The standard deviation can be calculated as follows:

σz=σx2+σy2+2ρσxσy

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz=σx2+σy2+2ρσxσy=112=10.6

(d)

To determine

To find: The variance and standard deviation of the random variable Z.

(d)

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Answer to Problem 73E

Solution: The variance and standard deviation of random variable Z are 48 and 6.9, respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Consider X, Y, and Z to be the random variables with averages μx,μy, and μz and variances σx2,σy2, and σz2. Consider a and b to be the constants, that is, a=1 and b=1. If Z=aXbY, then variance can be calculated as follows:

σz2=σx2+σy22ρσxσy

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz2=σx2+σy22ρσxσy=(4)2+(8)22×0.5×4×8=48

The standard deviation can be calculated as follows:

σz=σx2+σy22ρσxσy

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz=σx2+σy22ρσxσy=48=6.9

(e)

To determine

To find: The variance and standard deviation of the random variable Z.

(e)

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Answer to Problem 73E

Solution: The variance and standard deviation of random variable Z are 192 and 13.85, respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation: Correlation can be calculated as follows:

r=Cov(x,y)σxσy

Substitute the provided values in the above formula:

r=Cov(x,y)σxσyCov(x,y)=2×0.5×(2)×2×4×8=128

Consider X, Y, and Z to be the random variables with averages μx,μy, and μz and variances σx2,σy2, and σz2. Consider a and b to be the constants, that is, a=2 and b=2. If Z=aX+bY, then variance can be calculated as follows:

σz2=a2σx2+b2σy2+2Cov(2x,2y)

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz2=a2σx2+b2σy2+2Cov(2x,2y)=(2)2×(4)2+(2)2×(8)2+2×0.5×(2)×2×4×8=192

The standard deviation can be calculated as follows:

σz=a2σx2+b2σy2+2Cov(2x,2y)

Substitute the values in the above formula:

σz=192=13.85

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