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1. * (Probability of a Diamond). Suppose X; Y; Z are independent U Œ-1; 1] variables. Find the probability that jX jC jY jC jZj ::= 1:
2. (Missing the Bus). A bus arrives at a stop at a random time between 9:00 AM and 9:15 AM. Tim will arrive at that stop at a random time between 9:00 AM and 9:15 AM, independently of the bus, and will wait for (at most) five minutes at the stop. Find the probability that Tim will meet the bus.
3. Cathy and Jen plan to meet at a cafe, and each will arrive at the cafe at a random time between 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM, independently of each other. Find the probability that the first to arrive has to wait between five and ten minutes for the other to arrive.
a) Identify and explain the shadow prices for each of the resource constraints. b) Which of the resource constraints profit the most and why?
Calculate probabilites of gettin from 0 to 5 clubs on a hand
mac inc. which was created in 1962 has yielded the following percentage returns on its stock for the last 5 years 13.2
1. a person can order a new car with a choice of five possible colors without air conditioning and with or without
Although Bob raised the price to $1.75, sales of quarter-pound burgers rose to 8,200. Explain why this does not represent a violation of the law of demand.
in a timecnn survey 24 of 505 single women said that they definitely want to get married. in the same survey 27 of 260
assume that there are nine parking spaces next to one another in a parking lot. nine cards need to be parked by an
with loss function L(θ,a)= w(θ)(θ-a)^2, where w(θ) is a fixed weighted function. Determine the Bayes rule and comment on the role of w(θ) in this problem.
A random sample of 10 economists produced the following forecasts for percentage growth in real domestic product in the next year:
to estimate the average age of a breast cancer patient a random sample of 17 patients were selected from a large
balls are randomly removed from an urn that initially contains 20 red and 10 blue balls.a what is the probability that
a. Construct a simple tabulation in which the counts are according to which company supplied the mechanical components. b. Construct a cross-tabulation describing the 100 compressors tested, using mechanical supplier and electrical/ moto..
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