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    ee AlQquyei soge thant we MAMAIU2I1113 Homework Assignment 1 Chapter 2 yer ine acids and the ttl 6 Table 29 ves the numberof o ened Stats inthe years fom 1985. umber of resign to 2006. 9 etepresent the number of ety ain acidentsin frequency able 1 Gea frequency polygon graph ofthe numberof yea alin c- sides. «Gora cumlative relative frequency plot ofthe numberof yet siline asides. 4 Find he sample mean of th number of yl atline scien. {Find ihe sample median ofthe umber of yey aie accidents {Find he sample made of the pumbe of yal ane acidents Find the sample andar deviation ofthe umber of eal aie ecient [faas29 U5 Aarne Sey, Scheted Commerc Carers, 15-7006 | iar Depa | Aes Fatal Your Depa eck Fata ‘ures Genta en tres ots es (rations) {mons} wr ee 4 mh tom too 67} 285 100909 mom om ro 78 ‘» mo 108 |ron 75 em wa tase 18 mw 2 tm 784 ame we L <> uw of asst | Fequnt, | tummutanvt ease equmay > bye) in atc excel le ° 4 ee 0.0455 chut* chaperd 6" 4 oN a 0 454 > 0 Gist 4 ONG 6 0.9545 W i aah ua POR LCe NL ak ne etd 9 wotian Hays ou) = LCSD 2S ~ 4) seumpe nian > Gob + 1088 % 28s (GbE seg. tye SOs BMGs (be DMD AG -BAT ae 13. The following ae the percentages of ash content in 12 samples of coal found in close proximity: 9.2,14.1,98, 124, 160, 126,227, 189, 21.0, 145,204, 169 Find the sample mean, and bh sample standard deviation ofthese percentages yb, TALMLST MATION Sed AUG 4d MG + 20.44 169 ab = 4088 7 7 i ps = [a ist GAL 15.108" 4 (Ba- 15 TKD". (8 genes © PF e-16.10¥5)*4 Ga G- 15 THEY + AL A- 15. THY! UE I—AS. yt ALG 1G FORD" Gag 8.1WE)' 4 (20,4 16 FOE" 4 AED Aad 48853 16. The following data represent the Himes (in hous) ofa sample of 40 126,108,141, 104,136,134, ir 37, 0, 132, 119 152. 135,130, 136,128, 8. Determine the sample mean, median, and mode. ww © Civea cumulative relaive frequency plot of these data a) w= Za.w = 4at.405 tution = X45 441) = pst + aes) 2S ‘Rofl vou: AWW, AVL ALG , 130 AdL) ASM, MO WD do wv Ueath Me eet * Magtir d -@ug* 12. An experiment measurin 0 8 the percent shrinkage on drying of 50 clay specimens produced the following data: ccm 182 212 23.1 185 156 208 194 154 212 134 164 187 182 196 143 166 240 17.6 178 202 174 236 175 203 166 193 185 193 212 139 205 190 176 223 184 22 204 24 203 201 19.6 206 148 197 205 18.0 208 158 231 170 Draw a stem and leaf plot ofthese data, Compute the sample mean, median, and mode. ‘Compute the sample variance. 4. Group the data into dass intervals of size 1 percent starting with the value 13.0, and draw the resulting histogram. © For the grouped data acting as if each of the data points in an in terval was actually located at the midpoint of that interval, com- pate the sample mean and sample variance and compare this ‘with the results obtained in parts (b) and (c). Why do they fet . S dow vad Re heat * Ohopler LQ 13.9 5 455. 468 RC ae cS we ae ne ux Wiad AGL 59+ ogre Set = acettia6y4 440.5 «10 tL ox 5 aga.ty 14 dd.bx4 5D = 04 oso dindpete @.54 a th “te duet oanuan aw ae ut © NE appoint ule wn ph ce dn. atc. uel, not aceuant repeat anGbiU on walk, 26, The following are the grade point averages ‘of 30 students recently ad- Department of Industrial Engi mitted to the graduate program in the tering and Operations Research tthe University of Calfrniaat Berke ley. 3.46, 3.72,3.95, 3.55, 3.62, 3.80, 3.86,3.71, 3:56,349, 3.72, 3.65,348, 387,382,391, 350,383, 3.96, 3.90, 370, 3.61 1361,3.72,3.66,3.79,3.75, 3.93.3. 2 Represent the preceding data ina stem and leaf plo 1. Calculate the sample mean. Calelte the simple standard deviations. «Determine the proportion of the data values that es within +156 and compar with the lower bound given by Chebyshev inequal- iy i a4) 69 45 | 0.50 36] 45649 3k fod ert agd 38 | 02336,4 39] L356, pi. Re. stl 30 © Foo 6$%:\ i 5 AR 0 He 4) indtivot, - (9-503, 3.94 J 1 dota, \4 546, 8-41,8.49, 3-90 , 399,596 ft 230-6284 Balic, "5 wwequality yells fhor a wast 4go(- ote" Demin te roportin af he dan lve tha lies within # +25 and compare with the lower bound given by Chebysher’s inequa: © intwvat: (2.489, 4.015) + data, 2 8 > 1 dato, voluas yng my Dida 10 ere) D : oy For kody choulyshue's moagualily yet thot at bat A00( I> y) 2 #51 oj deutg, he wy the snervod (5.429, 4.015) oA eo EEE 23, Wat ded ot Peetu 16 3. Compute the sample mean and sample median, b. Are the data approximately normal? Compute the sample standard. deviation s. ‘Chat percentage ofthe daa ill within 31:1 ‘ompare Your answer in pan (d) to that given by the empirical = part (d) to that given by the empirical ‘Compare your answerin part (d) tothe bound given by Chebyshev’s inequality y: Le. Che “. (dt 405 - wadionys buat 1a8)= ES, §) We Wave T= 41.499 s medion = LAC “aut, 6 nearly Aymamericaly cst bused » doxd ave apporimar ely normal. 7 Ose [EMH ya ats 7 4a a) Bsc = (108.0195, 145, 4546) = dato, \ 4 14, 408, 108 , MIKASA ACL) = 40-6. 34 2 ‘Lda, vols lying in % 2 458 2 Myst » How y o) HCAS OG 4 KS HB 3340) 2 PELS CT ALO) é -0.060 © BUS) O(N) = 0.9380 aoc Ot = OUSLY 9, i that, For be 4.5, thebyihen’'s woequality yeldh a Aol t- a)= 55 Sb) oj dato. iu ow tht, tual 408. GIST, tue gue) ¥ i A) Vergy, props 4 2 of umple correlation coe pictert DT pe own wtb, y =O bey i an Oy DLA ZO FouaT F a G0 sh E,udt 5 ry io io) vay thu = A ice DO 7D pe Ay ic Sank junio wert ayo ustmat the Ly. Bd A candor gy? OL : -verage numberof hous they study each week ‘The following give these hours along with the student’ grade point avers | [Hours ora] 6 28 ia a2 3 at eee) ° 30 (pee ee 5 27 fe m8 ea ern aa) Find the sample corelation coefficient between hours reported and Gra wee x: Hous , y= GPA - ee dba Saddle G4 add G ete dM lS AF. 43 : a : o: {HB oce ga ggeadedty bd 43.81543.9 aragg bd 136e Ww 2 od4 ada Sy: | FAD". 0.545 i D ts * Gas 0 2043 japters each having ) Or P(X) +.X55 ayy Find x such that P(X; 4% P(X +X > x) = P(X; > 15) ®) PU 9I5) - "yy Hay, 178) 21-09) c 2 : mY Seis aay Ee es ae atl BAO). 927): L (5) os ie, wate i Be E(B) <4( ZL)» roy) Ady ° + 00 A po sy Oe BPH a oa rot oP Oa. & afuae: sf'2 are ° Note that Land, ploy sume role 5) alee ars oly a: ety 33. ied he . (VAR) has become a key concept in typancial calculations. only aT per nestment is defined as that valud» juch that there is " 7: oes hance that the loss from the investment will exceed v. eine ain from an investment is a normal random variable with ean 10 and variance 49, determine the value at risk. (If X is the gain, then —X is the loss.) Amonga Set of investments whose gains are all normally distributed show that the one having the smallest VAR is the one having the largest value of ~2.33¢, where and a? are the mean and variance of the gain from the investment. @® P(-Kyy)= OGL 6 MY S-vV)= O04 © nae E®)= 0.04 ¢ 9.0099 oS) 4 18D) ved, ggg er VF CSL 8) Awe coaaladed in port a), X= w-a-b86 2 -v The ge tester Hus vaBue tht toute valus VaR farce the smaller YaR is the ont has +e gorge value M4580. 36, An IQ test produces scores that are normally distributed with mean value 100 and standard deviation 14.2. The top 1 percent of all scores are in what range? Lok % be the TO test scerth Phy we AT or POC Ln) 20.99 e < MWY £0,9920, 9904 © tee) 20.88 @ 9( tle). 9 o ata) =ae49 est 9.85 ak one 13,086 Huree, he top 14 of all scores qrtouter of Uqu ol 4 53. oe oe till 37. The time (in hours) required to repair a machine is an exponentialy distbuted random variable with parameter= 1s 3 Whatis the probability that reparime exceeds 2hours! b. What is the conditional probability that a repair (a hours, given that its duration exceeds 2 hours? 4) Ue Yb the Ame reqine be egae 0 wahinee (atraus) OL) =e d-FU)e A Ue 7 ») DPCKyS Tera) 2 MP and Oe PUK) Pe22)) (Toes) we? 43. IfX is a chi-square random variable with 6 degrees of freedom, find a. P(X £6; 00 in Py tory b. PB ELXt] = \arlkr)(é (4))'s 44 0 24 ECR) = War Lea e€E Uagyt = Ato = 4 FELD) = E CMY y= ELI EC) = Reed 404 2¥ Wed Bo Gs aged hana Gast ausbuton wit aceqtes mis gaps Lae ety oy yen. Hutce ae deh ata : Gif): aria; 2: LEU) 2.) gay ea (5 Ey cag yt Cea? ee ia Y cw 4 cD tel eta rela th lel tan ve 8h ay Ah Deal [ea] ste [eM] ality a. Gr, of 44, IfX and ¥ are independent chi-square fandom variables with 3 and 6 degrees of freedom, respectively, determine the probability that X + Y will exceed 10 Bnoe Vand Yat indtependear Chi -syuawe LY with band @ deqres q freedom , especialy tho K4Y is a li square vaniable 346 =9 egaes of teedown Hence PKagr to) = PO 70) = 0.KOF (0 im fyon) 45. Show that F(1/2) = V% (Hint: Evaluate fy” ¢ ty dx by letting x = yn dx=ydy) eu) fetyt gy @ ww ge Boye Bae OM: Pag f ote dit sen totde. facta mi: i. ry 46. If T has a t-distribution with 8 degrees of freedom, find (a) P{T > 1), (b) PIT <2),and (c) P-1

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