Question 1: Continuous random variables -Uniform distribution Suppose that X= The thickness of a conference-hallwall in cm, is a continuous randon uniform distribution on [A, B]. a) Find the cumulative distribution function if A=12 cm and B=18 cm. b) What is the probability that wall thickness exceeds 14 cm? c) What is the probability that the wall thickness is between 13 cm and16 cm?

Question 1: Continuous random variables -Uniform distribution Suppose that X= The thickness of a conference-hallwall in cm, is a continuous randon uniform distribution on [A, B]. a) Find the cumulative distribution function if A=12 cm and B=18 cm. b) What is the probability that wall thickness exceeds 14 cm? c) What is the probability that the wall thickness is between 13 cm and16 cm?

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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