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    1) The theorem of Huygens states that the variance of aX is equal to a^2 times the variance of X. 2) This is demonstrated by showing that the expected value of aX is a times the expected value of X. 3) The variance of aX is then equal to a^2 times the variance of X.

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    1) The theorem of Huygens states that the variance of aX is equal to a^2 times the variance of X. 2) This is demonstrated by showing that the expected value of aX is a times the expected value of X. 3) The variance of aX is then equal to a^2 times the variance of X.

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    THÉORÈME DE HUYGENS

    DÉMONSTRATION
     V(X) = E = E) -
    M(X) = E = (X=x)
    =(X=x) -2 +)
    = E) -2 E(X)E(X) += E) -
    DÉMONSTRATION
    V(aX) = E((aX)²) – [E(aX)]²
    Or E(aX) = aE(X). Donc V(aX) = p1 (ax1)² + p2 (ax2)² + …. +
    pr(axr)² - [aE(X)]² V(aX) = a²(p1x1² + p2x2² + … + prxr²) - a²
    [E(X)]²
    V(aX) = a²E(X²) – a²[E(X)]²
    V(aX) = a²[E(X²) – [E(X)]²] V(aX) = a²V(X)
    PROPRIÉTÉS
     P(X≤X)=(x)

    P(X>X)=1-(x)
    P(XX)=(x - )
    P(xXy)=(y-) -(x)
    P(x≤X≤y)=(y)-(x - )
    P(x≤Xy) =(y-)-(x - )

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