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5 numbers chosen randomly without replacement. (#'s range 1-39). "B" represents number of even numbers, this...

5 numbers chosen randomly without replacement. (#'s range 1-39). "B" represents number of even numbers, this random variable has this probability:

x 0 1 2 3 4 5
p(B=x) 0.02693 0.15989 .33858 .31977 .13464 .02020

number of odd #s chosen would then be 5-x, if x is even #s chosen. "C" represents difference b/w # of even and # of odd chosen, --> C= 2B-5

a. show how variance of B is = 1.1177

b. what is SD of "B"?

c. what is mean of "C" = ?

d. what is variance of "C" = ?

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a.

I have calculated the Var(x) as E(x^2) - E(x)^2

E(x) is calculated as x weighted by p(B=x)

Also, E(x^2) is x^2 weighted by P(B=x)

X p(B=x) E(x) x^2 E(x^2) Var(x)
0 0.02693 2.43592 0 7.05138 1.117674
1 0.15989 1
2 0.33858 4
3 0.31977 9
4 0.13464 16
5 0.0202 25

Var(x) = 1.117674 or 1.1177 ( as seen in last column)

b.

SD is nothing but the square root of variance

= sqrt(1.117674)

= 1.0572

c. C = 2B-5

Mean(C)

= Mean(2B-5)

= 2*Mean(B) - Mean(5)

= 2*E(x) - 5

= 2*2.43592 - 5

= -0.12816

d. Var(2B-5)

= Var(2B) + Var(5)

= 4*Var(B) + 0

= 4*1.117674

= 4.4707

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