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An insurance policy pays for a random loss, where the loss amount is modeled as a
continuous random variable with density function. Loss amounts from different claims are
independent.
f(x) =
0.918
0.974
Find the probability that the minimum amount of 3 randomly selected claims is no more than
1.
0.982
0.865
(3 − x)², for 0 <x < 3;
elsewhere.
0.995
{ 3
0,
Transcribed Image Text:An insurance policy pays for a random loss, where the loss amount is modeled as a continuous random variable with density function. Loss amounts from different claims are independent. f(x) = 0.918 0.974 Find the probability that the minimum amount of 3 randomly selected claims is no more than 1. 0.982 0.865 (3 − x)², for 0 <x < 3; elsewhere. 0.995 { 3 0,
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