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Use the probability distribution given in the table below and consider two new random​ variables, W​...

Use the probability distribution given in the table below and consider two new random​ variables, W​ =  6+7X and V​ =3+1Y​,

to answer the following questions

Joint Distribution of Weather Conditions and Commuting Times

Rain​(X= 0) No Rain(X= 1)

Total

Long commute(Y= 0)

0.79

0.03

0.82

Short commute(Y= 1)

0.04

0.14

0.18

Total

0.83

0.17

1.00

A.Compute the mean of W.

E(W)​= (Round your response to two decimal places​)

B.Compute the mean of V.

E(V)​= (Round your response to two decimal places​)

C. Compute the variance of W.

W​= (Round your response to four decimal places​)

D. Compute the variance of V.

V​= (Round your response to four decimal places​)

E.Compute the covariance between W and V.

F.Compute the correlation between W and V.

Homework Answers

Answer #1

a) E(W) = E(6 + 7X)

= E(6) + 7E(X)

= 6 + 7 x [(0 x 0.83) + (1 x 0.17)]

= 6 + 7x(0 + 0.17)

= 6 + 1.19

= 7.19 is the answer.

b) E(V) = E(3 + Y)

= E(3) + E(Y)

= 3 + [(0 x 0.82) + (1 x 0.18)]

= 3 + (0 + 0.18)

= 3 + 0.18

= 3.18 is the answer.

c) var(X) = X2P(X) - [XP(X)]2

= E(X2) - [E(X)]2

= [(0 x 0.83) + (1 x 0.17)] - (0.17)2

= 0.17 + 0.0289

= 0.1411

var(W) = var(6 + 7X)

= (7)2 x var(X)

= 49 x 0.1411

= 6.9139 is the answer.

d) var(Y) = var(3 + Y)

= var(Y)

= Y2P(Y) - [ YP(Y)]2

= [(0 x 0.82) + (1 x 0.18)] - (0.18)2

= E(Y2) - [E(Y)]2

= 0.18 - 0.0324

= 0.1476 is the answer.

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