MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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Author: Amos Gilat
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
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Suppose X ~ N ( u=1, o=2)

a) P( X< 1.37)

b) P( X >1.37)

c) P(X < -1.37)

d) P(X = -1.37)

e) P(-1.37 < X < 1.73)

f) P(-1.37 <  X < 1.73)

1. Suppose X ~ N(u= 1, 0 = 2). Find 1, σ - (a) P(X< 1.37) (b) P(X> 1.37) (c) P(X <-1.37) (d) P(X = -1.37) (e) P(-1.37 <X < 1.73) (f) P(-1.37 < X < 1.73)
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Suppose X ~ N(u= 1, 0 = 2). Find 1, σ - (a) P(X< 1.37) (b) P(X> 1.37) (c) P(X <-1.37) (d) P(X = -1.37) (e) P(-1.37 <X < 1.73) (f) P(-1.37 < X < 1.73)
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