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    The document defines Xi as the last digit of D2i, where Di is a random digit from 0 to 9. For example, if Di = 7, then D2i = 49 and Xi = 9. It then defines Xn as the average of X1 through Xn. It asks to predict the value of Xn for large n, calculate accuracy for a prediction when n = 10,000, find the n needed for a prediction to have 99% probability of being within 0.01 of the value, and whether Xn or the average of the Di values is more accurately predictable for large n. It finally asks to predict the first digit of X100 and the probability of being correct.

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    The document defines Xi as the last digit of D2i, where Di is a random digit from 0 to 9. For example, if Di = 7, then D2i = 49 and Xi = 9. It then defines Xn as the average of X1 through Xn. It asks to predict the value of Xn for large n, calculate accuracy for a prediction when n = 10,000, find the n needed for a prediction to have 99% probability of being within 0.01 of the value, and whether Xn or the average of the Di values is more accurately predictable for large n. It finally asks to predict the first digit of X100 and the probability of being correct.

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    Let Xi Be The Last Digit of D2i Where Di Is A Random Digit Between 0 and 9 For Instance If D I

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    The document defines Xi as the last digit of D2i, where Di is a random digit from 0 to 9. For example, if Di = 7, then D2i = 49 and Xi = 9. It then defines Xn as the average of X1 through Xn. It asks to predict the value of Xn for large n, calculate accuracy for a prediction when n = 10,000, find the n needed for a prediction to have 99% probability of being within 0.01 of the value, and whether Xn or the average of the Di values is more accurately predictable for large n. It finally asks to predict the first digit of X100 and the probability of being correct.

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    Let Xi be the last digit of D2i where Di is a random digit

    between 0 and 9. For instance, if D i =...

    Let Xi be the last digit of D2i where Di is a random digit between 0 and 9. For instance, if Di = 7
    then D2i = 49 and Xi = 9, Let Xn = (X1 + ..
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    Let Xi be the last digit of D2i where Di is a random digit between 0 and 9. For instance, if Di = 7
    then D2i = 49 and Xi = 9, Let Xn = (X1 + .. Xn)/n be the average of a large number n of such last
    digits, obtained from independent random digits D1, . .. Dn.

    a) Predict the value of Xn for large n.

    b) Find a number ? such that for n = 10,000 the chance that your predication is off by more
    than ? is about 1 in 200.

    c) Find approximately the least value of n such that your prediction of Xn is correct to within
    0.01 with probability at least 0.99.

    d) Which can be predicted more accurately for large n: the value of Xn, or the value of Dn =
    (D1 + . .. +Dn)/n?

    e) If you just had to predict the first digit of X100, what digit should you choose to maximize
    your chance of being correct, and what is that chance?

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