MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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ISBN: 9781119256830
Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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ee will 7.7? Ks or 14. a) b) I distribution is also equal to its mean. Find the theoretical coefficient of variation for the uniform distribution. Repeat part (a) for the special case where the lower limit of the uniform distribution, a, is equal to zero. 15. Find the 38th percentile of the standard normal distribution. 16. What is the theoretical coefficient of variation (see Chapter 2) for the exponential distribution? Note from your answer that no matter what the parameter of the exponential distribution is, observations from this distribution will always exhibit the same relative variability.
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Transcribed Image Text:ee will 7.7? Ks or 14. a) b) I distribution is also equal to its mean. Find the theoretical coefficient of variation for the uniform distribution. Repeat part (a) for the special case where the lower limit of the uniform distribution, a, is equal to zero. 15. Find the 38th percentile of the standard normal distribution. 16. What is the theoretical coefficient of variation (see Chapter 2) for the exponential distribution? Note from your answer that no matter what the parameter of the exponential distribution is, observations from this distribution will always exhibit the same relative variability.
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Let P38 be the 38th percentile of the standard normal distribution. 

Let Z denote the standard normal variable.

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