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Probability Questions

The document is a tutorial containing questions related to probability distributions using R programming. It includes tasks for Binomial, Poisson, Uniform, Exponential, and Normal distributions, requiring the evaluation and printing of specific probabilities. Additionally, it asks for the determination of certain values (k) based on given probability conditions.

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Probability Questions

The document is a tutorial containing questions related to probability distributions using R programming. It includes tasks for Binomial, Poisson, Uniform, Exponential, and Normal distributions, requiring the evaluation and printing of specific probabilities. Additionally, it asks for the determination of certain values (k) based on given probability conditions.

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Tutorial-4: Probability Distribution Using R

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Q.1 If X is Binomial Distribution B(n,p) where n=50 p=0.35


Write R-program to evaluate and print (i) P(X=15) (ii) P(X≤26) (iii) P(X≥17)
Q.2 If X is Poisson Distribution with mean 35
Write R-program to evaluate and print (i) P(X=0) (ii) P(X≤12) (iii) P(22≤X≤35)

Q.3 If X is Uniform Distribution over the range (1,15). Write R-program to evaluate
andprint (i) P(X<9.6) (ii) P(X>5.2) (iii) P(11.2< X<14.5)
Q.4 If X is Exponential Distribution with mean 40. Write R-program to evaluate and print
(i) P(X<25) (ii) P(X>30) (iii) P(15< X<65).
Find value of k such that P(X<k) = 0.5
Q.5 If X is Normal Distribution with mean 60 and standard deviation 15. Write R-program to evaluate
and print (i) P(X<88) (ii) P(X>35) (iii) P(70< X<95).
Find value of k1 such that P(X<k1) = 0.7. Also find k2 such that P(X>k2) = 0.84

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