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Let X and Y be independent random variables each uniformly distributed on (0,1) find a. P(...

  1. Let X and Y be independent random variables each uniformly distributed on (0,1) find
    1. a. P( |X-Y| < 0.5 )
    2. b. P( | X / Y -1 | < 0.5 )
    3. c. P( Y > X | Y > 1/2 )

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Answer #1

Given that

let x,y be independent random variables each uniformly distributed on (0,1)

a) P(|X-Y|<0.5) = 0∫0.5 0∫0.5+Y (X-Y) dxdY +  0∫0.5 0∫0.5+x (y-x) dydx

⇒0∫0.5+Y (X-Y) dx  =-0.5y2+0.125

⇒0∫0.5(-0.5y2+0.125)dy = 0.04167

⇒0∫0.5+x (y-x) dy = -0.5x2+0.125

⇒0∫0.5( -0.5x2+0.125) dx = 0.04167

0∫0.5 0∫0.5+Y (X-Y) dxdY +  0∫0.5 0∫0.5+x (y-x) dydx = 0.04167+0.04167 = 0.08334

P(|X-Y|<0.5) = 0.08334

b) P (|X/Y-1|<0.5) =  00.500.5X(X-Y) dydx +  00.500.5Y (y-x) dXdY

00.5X(X-Y) dY = 0.375x2

00.5(0.375x2) dy = 0.015625

00.5Y (y-x) dX = 0.375y2

00.5 (0.375y2) dy = 0.015625

00.500.5X(X-Y) dydx +  00.500.5Y (y-x) dXdY = 0.015625 + 0.015625 = 0.03125

P (|X/Y-1|<0.5) = 0.03125

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