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using r coding Let Y be the random variable defined by: Y = 1 with probability...

using r coding

Let Y be the random variable defined by: Y = 1 with probability 0.10, 5 with probability 0.20 ,10 with probability 0.40, 15 with probability 0.20, 19 with probability 0.10

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Write an R program to simulate NOBS observations of the random variable Y. For NOBS=10000, find the sample mean and sample standard deviation.

Write an R program to simulate NGAME games. Using the sample results for a simulation with NGAME = 40000

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Answer #1

Here we have the discrete distribution of defined as

So we can see that the theoretical mean is

So we can see that the theoretical standard deviation is

The R code for simulating NOBS = 10000 samples from the above distribution is given below:

NOBS <- 10000
Y <- sample(c(1,5,10,15,19), size = NOBS, prob = c(0.1,0.2,0.4,0.2,0.1), replace = TRUE)
mean(Y)
sd(Y)

The the sample mean is 10.0704 and sample standard deviation is 5.110093.

Both matches with the theoretical values.

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