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    The document contains exercises on probability distributions including the binomial, chi-squared, normal, and geometric distributions. Calculations are shown using the dbinom, pbinom, qbinom, dchisq, pchisq, qchisq, pnorm, dnorm, qnorm functions in R to calculate probabilities, densities, and quantiles. Additionally, the document generates plots of the geometric and beta distributions by sampling from them and overlaying the theoretical density curves.

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    #EJERCICIO 1

    #APARTADO A

    dbinom(5,15,0.6)

    [1] 0.02448564

    pbinom(8,15,0.6)

    [1] 0.3901868

    dbinom(10,15,0.6) + pbinom(10,15,0.6,lower.tail=FALSE)

    [1] 0.4032156

    >1-pbinom(9,15,0.6)

    [1] 0.4032156

    qbinom(0.75,15,0.6,lower.tail=TRUE)

    #APARTADO B

    dchisq(5,10)

    [1] 0.06680094

    pchisq(8,15,0.6)

    [1] 0.06435897

    dchisq(10,15,0.6) + pchisq(10,15,0.6,lower.tail=FALSE)

    [1] 0.9001833

    qchisq(0.75,15,0.6,lower.tail=TRUE)

    [1] 18.97378

    #APARTADO C

    pnorm(5,mean=5,sd=3,lower.tail=TRUE)-pnorm(3,mean=5,sd=3,lower.tail=TRUE)

    [1] 0.2475075

    pnorm(8,mean=5,sd=3,lower.tail=TRUE)

    [1] 0.8413447

    dnorm(10,5,3)+pnorm(10,5,3,lower.tail=FALSE)
    [1] 0.0809494

    qnorm(0.75,5,3,lower.tail=TRUE)

    [1] 7.023469

    #EJERCICIO 2

    #Apartado A

    g=0.6

    x<-seq(0,g,length=k+1)

    curve(pgeom(x,0.6),xlim=c(-1,g),las=1,col="red",add=TRUE)

    n=100

    plot.ecdf(x=rgeom(n,g),xlim=c(-1,k),las=1,col="blue",add=TRUE)

    n=1000

    plot.ecdf(x=rgeom(n,g),xlim=c(-1,k),las=1,col="green",add=TRUE)

    #Apartado B

    b=4.2

    x<-seq(0,b,length=k+1)

    curve(pbeta(x,4.2),xlim=c(-1, b),las=1,col="red",add=TRUE)

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