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Probability (Full Module)

Module 6 covers the basics of probability, including definitions of events, sample spaces, and key concepts such as conditional probability and probability distributions. It distinguishes between discrete and continuous probability distributions, providing formulas for expectation, variance, and standard deviation. The module also includes problems and examples related to discrete and continuous distributions, along with homework problems for practice.
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Probability (Full Module)

Module 6 covers the basics of probability, including definitions of events, sample spaces, and key concepts such as conditional probability and probability distributions. It distinguishes between discrete and continuous probability distributions, providing formulas for expectation, variance, and standard deviation. The module also includes problems and examples related to discrete and continuous distributions, along with homework problems for practice.
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MODULE 6 PROBABILITY # Basics of Probability ® Tf ‘Nis an event and ‘sis the sample space ter [r= that oes @ osP(Ayst orpeite baat ® Tf K is on event and ‘A’ is complementry event then Pa)+ PA)=4) SS >[ PA = IP) @ Conditional Probability :- nlercecton (come) = Pcane) effetti A § rive) 7) B fas occured on _ PCAne) Probability ef & PON) = 57 | olen A tas occured PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION -——— DISCRETE frobelil CONTINUOUS gents 3 FORMULAE t- FORMULAE s- @) Sum of all Probabilihes is one G@) Sum of all Probabilities is one — bg SZ pedat Fat [fodax=2 Part @) Expectation (mean) :- @ Expectation (mean) :- EO = Sx run EO = fe fade @ Variance f Vari) or vinx) oe 6*}| (@) Variance { VarOs) or Vix) ox oti Vanix) = E(x) ~ [E09] Vari) = EO) ~ [ecg ]” where , whee, Aa EG = SX POD EQ)= [efolde @ Standard deviation (spdery i= | @ Standard deviation (svder i= o= t+] vanod oa + Jvabs G) Median (m) ® Median (mi @ Haymenic Mean {Hm} & Ha [x todm PROBLEMS ON DISCRETE DISTRIBUTION ch @ teranm seanieciotanan manny ¥OFC? Ys x opt? i Pa ntact ei) cdf Find: Ok WPK=4), WPS=X=8) MED OY VO) WO Salo GAS, Sum of alk Probabilities is one = Sree =4 K+ Sk ESR Se FRESE TNR AIBK od 4gKnt alee ds Pdf: is, xlo[' (z|2| 4] «le wis (ele lelel els Wd PLXE4) = 1 PO >a) = \-[r&s.0] ce -24 43 = 8s 45 +[p (x29 = 05002 Wd P(B5) () POsXs8) PO kok ok fd :() (a) POK<5) OF oo GE wd & E05/mean/ expectation Ww ELE o B= rape Zt te ae Web an § + ang thee Ge tee Gy ey sum of all Pobeb's is one: S eeevat Keak t ake Rak rte aks keg a But oS P(xene 1 = we discord Kel wr vant) (6'9- -» [Vaalx)= BU) -[eGo]?| 0 ae Za ered 2s Bebe tee +d rig ob ez Pa? oO eae et ] z +t reals le [4 [a ]% Ja |e & WACK) = PC KEL 23,9) - = grerdrg from), Yor(x) = 12-4521 (B.1406)~ = OFS Va) = 25857 il) PCx>S) = P(x=6,9) v ¢ P(x 6,9) wid Gi (sad aie a elet by ty by Gs +Taw CALLUS lees lal ear Gv 9(04 x45) = P(x=e, 12,345) oF = I- p(x>5) = 1-[e(x=6,7)] ~ 004934 = 0 Meh D reeves teeta (00 te bay ay etn $a hs we tno, Speen cere ah, eg SK oa oK ube bbat oe 5K KLck +945 5K Now cdf is given by uk+a4 20 KA Por es fon 2] BY] t . t t But for K=3, P(x=0) bewmes negative Bez ayer Wwe discard K=3 BCR ee + EG) = FR youll - (tein) Pat is, x [eo | | tom 3 | Fl] © rmerarna cine sedsaternnn vanseinseen seven | kebving O 4 @ in cae, = m=z > neg Sdo- As we know, pat is, Spud = x @ [2 [6 [20 [24 promt nega get eole Lele |e |e 2 mene a4 FoR youly Jona 3 |-© Now we have , men EQ) =16 2 Sr 2 (e=4) = 5 | wel + am+ bos geee + Béak =e Pa! ‘A a = given) (2m +16n = —e am+4n=2 G) He povabty cers sed @)= 90°F SC 106" payes0-1 Fageand POX) Tans (= 19, (1) 8) NET: Doe; EXTC : W-8, D-18) pat is, But fer c=2,1 , P(x=0)>4 x o 4 2 we discard ca2,1 PE | 32 [ac-we*] se-1 As we knew, £28) = rory=t 4 ade 4e 10% 5e4 2 FoR You 12, do: 3Aw+9e 2 =0 £ 1 er2,1,4 © rine random variable x'takes the values 1, 23,4 such tat 22 = 1) = SPIX = 2) P(x = 3) =8P(X = 4) find the probably clstrbuton and cumulative detcuton of sdox tere we fave, QP(X=%) = 3F(K*2) = 6S) 5 P(x= 4) Pat is, x 4 2 3 4 AP(K=)) = ox (81) = mL ETF de 2 POE Fi t > 3p (x=4)= P=) For You 1! Aded= K eed = § > B-P(KeW) = PS) E = Pos= € HH HOMEWORK PROBLEMS @ The probability density function of a random variable x is [CMPNINFT : D-15; x: [2/41] 0][1]2]3 MPN : M-18, D-18; pa lorLe [ostae [Ost k MECHIAUTOIPRODICIVL : D-18] Find -()k, (mean, (i) variance (Ans.: (90.1, () 08, (i) 2.16} (© Arandom discrete variable x has the probability density function given k T211[o0][1[213 {INET M18] Pays o2 Tk [Ot aK LOTR] [Ans. (02, (0.4, (i) 3.3104) Find )K GER) Gi) VOO (g [Link] random variable has the probability distribution given below: x[-2[-1[0]1][2]3 [CMPNINFT : M-17] poo [0.2 | « [0.1] 2x [0.1 | 2K (Ans.: k= 0.12, Mean = 0.64, Find k, the mean and variance Variance = 3.3104] ds) A aiscrete random variable has the probability density function given below Xe 72 Se [MECHIAUT P(K=x):| 02] k | Ot] 2 | 01] 2k cmp! Find k, the mean and variance. [Ans.: 0.12, 0.64, 3.3104] (i) overeat cnt cain re emscearmmapncn, SS Topco (69 pasado renee neem Pore oes Cea Ce] week 008 mean= 125 PROBLEMS ON CONTINUOUS DISTRIBUTION Hnalihy doesn't matter seer be: p(x>2) = PLX2D) n= wo Pl ise xe8) fr: (DK) Mean Variance Oe wi pS) 2 = = | Gly Yotanee « Sdo- +2 8X) =kKY OA ---- oc zee | WO AEE telatce «| Vak(x) = £02) - Cew)™ i @ =o @ As we know, [soaae =i ° 2 Kfae dx =! TA feu on aw 3 #] a thet, EX = 12 FO) de EW= [? (arid) dx 2 ED Z| 5 2 PAP is, f@= 2@ta~ Dexee ec ceets Dthenvise Wy Mean: “7 EQ®= [rime i2 (QQexyde OY) P(rs< X22): W PCxr) 2 2 = J fax = J fojan 5 } L feGewen ey 4 fz@edo at w PCx eID: - rom 2 2@ on 4 AA $9) etx crane.s anion vale ih pray debuen There ot ermx- bm roxene le O08 eek stn 8 Ry Ey Salo Paf. is, Now, ozxes elseuthart, As we know, ¢ J#o)dx =4 2 ieee a 3 ze 5 Gre) OP rome Findk gen nd Bt) (Ant k= 9, Mean =9,°( 8) = 0.4875 bole: FG) = kx oaks | [poe wR RES En fot = 6K-KY--- 4axe6 to As we kno, A [feo = 4 ° 2 G © [kxd +f aka + f (ck-Kxdu = 4 2 2 4 k G+ ae) + (oe Key =4 & Ak + 8K (2) + (26k- 16k) - G24K-SK) ot AK +AK4 ISK- 1K Hd gket ED Pap is, foe gx no enee =a 4 2exeu 2 I(1exe2)= J (de i = [G+ 4 Now, Za a E09 = J xFO9de 2 4 ‘ & Be | tude + fdr + [Gaye 2 2 4 Now, Pies we 3 x <3) d=f fa)ae 2 2 =[gxom +fa wt du i e = G74 FOr -4(2-4) +20 =3(2) +4 een = ore if 49) see momen so soe ety also find err Dey ato 5 P(x7a) a8 o Pad is, f@)= ka"... az0 As we know, co Foner =1 ° co 2 J Sxde = 4 (re]=1 {Eo fammat K@neL 2 PAfis, fy=g2e*-. x20 Now, FQ) = Ja far 2 EOS Tt Bede Vans) = E62) -[E%J* HO thew, €@) = JP fade «fener or ‘varta) = 3] xn J or2%ax = [ni ° — [rw = nt enfin. > fen ner dx + from, Yar) = 12- (* ~ Was)=2 Now, PCx2) = [roe 5x ie = jag dx O-96-0@! [ieee —48"-267f - 4] ic log’ P22] P(xe8) = / " ye wh . [PCx¥2) = 0-32.33 fot, P(x>3) = j (dx “fe a a Ve an -f 4 — Pare 44) Deine Random varie with an example, Find ifthe folowing i a pt. a ee ‘Also find mean. L 4) 2 Bor Fe KLe 0c neo TED (As we kno, ° Jfodax = 4 3 oe ak fee ae = 2 GD HH & focene wo | 869-3] FE] Gert) fiat Jefede rt afar] OP san? i 2 &jes| 2e"y Le) s[ve je et using ame substiihion, 5 fi co ty ch “foes soie[ setae : =r aG J atehae 39) Let be a continuous random variable wih pt tx) = jt 19.0 =x = 1. Fd fn Setrmine anuber sucha Pies) POL) tana hsb 12) [ids MECHAUTO “M15 BIOM : LIE 1; NST NB] ib oo PAP is, STi g b eee laa a > fO)= K@-2) 0228) b 2 4 Find ‘x . 6[E-¥]=2 k=6 C Pag. is, 6 [EB] 7E a f= 6a) ete! ababs 4 Now we faye to determine 'b Such thet Tran P(x#b) = FK28) a ire Number is nothing but “Median” Baling in cole, [ eal del pe He G But Range Pris «ne! » ffOde= eae owe disead b= -030, (3660 ° Eby 49) The lenin of tne tn ius) ad epeaks on flephone ls found to be a random ‘Ssh tay aay ion A = shade. @_P(1ers tian 5 minutes): ee aa be ae PLx<8) = | oD wi @ PCMovre than Lo minutes) ¢- + Liters then so mute! [sare P(xrie) = | fade Za fe oF ss. ale oH = ketch! al fob-tagh] = ic}-f-<4} = AG e* op 13534, = 0.1353. eee wil tt Mem 02) Tsao 00 ag er oy goo 2400 mi Smee oem eg) pre tom ne 200 ae ® P(X <0) p(l6exe2y) +—7P 41) The daly consumption of electric power (in milions of kiNh) isa rv. X wth pd Now We have to Caleulats f(x)= PE" fore feumnever M48) PX >EW) prbabiting of elechic onsinprimy Fg te value ok andthe probably at on a ven day the elect consumption ore He pected ‘more than the expected electric consumption, —[Ans.: k =1/9, prob = 3 e = 0.4060), fs bea ee Caran fie = PAP is, Hl Pall H elechic Cemsumplion ie-E(x). Ha 3 t fas kre" x0 Poo = gue 270 2 A(X ECS) = P(X76) { Oo) elseihert, i 2. = ebewthee Le As we knew, Now 42 caladate = fF) ae o = eth a) dx = £0) = [xtoy de Stereos j 2 P23 ot Patan ‘ 2 EO ae et de 2% = : ous oe Ms. +t { ES). 1 [8O- a “(@)- ozo (gs ); —~ 3 sk[fo?—-f-a% ]=4 -a[P}- fed] - ae betas cee ae spycoroe of plxs Wont tans (Yen FON NDA racmeDonarocnee cow GMM wit OK fi sdo- of ter f@)= 6G@-2) ® ris/s ‘he dametr say X oan, 0 cable assumed tobe a contouous random ina" check Sf(x)am it Shauel be one. cdf v x ROA) = J Fea. Ree) = face wd -6(G2 #2 6 = Gx 2x3) E_ HOMEWORK PROBLEMS :— 29 Fr ecp ee ry ent con pen by 2) pens tea a ke ta a oan £9) x6 contri on vat the potty dy on gen by tye [ROSY Senet (curse mse tans (0k=4 mean = 85) (ewuiner: 0-16) 12 wo tank 6 = Hs ‘pony yen net k=4, mean =48,00.2-¢x< 00) 9) semen mnie ras) Find mean andes, (ans ean = 1, varance 05) 2 fem om ents ome Wize fa! (anes422,nenn= 1012.24 203081) (© A coer ao vac xP 90 = Pozsxsosjonry core re8) (ina si, ote os) ” tan vate X asthe foto dest uncon exte:aete, wi fs [nema -=2;,mean= $,vernce= +] GY) Frith sae ot sn at Fy One rerex: aus) ssa peoobiy teen a Pos exceed P= 05) (anes 4232 PO #8 92)=0/Mo8 mah 08) 20325, G2) Pope ay amen on (eee :seim, Sere (ans: =6 een = 98 # Kuch Hatke © Boln- Three coins ane tossed ass f HHH, HHT, HTH, HTT, THH, THT Let X be the no-of Reads (rv.) a Raf Is, Xfoli]2]3 rele |e |e] zt = Else "| arr | © > voy) TH, THF Now expected number of white 202 © 00 balls is same a E(x) fer ce balls (ow 96° ae = + ES) = SRPur0 a b _ a 2 = White ball) P {The bell is uhitef = —O 2 EW) = OP ) 238) oun ft ta. ha won at into ' nea rg pre |Sdh:- » Probabilities of (A wining. T TH TTH TTTH G ie etelelesl TTR o4TT Pike): 3 FR BER TSE - RSE SE eae ee xt 2 ad a G Prt s Now we know, @---@ @ At xis t ' erry EO = Sener) EQ) = b+ aes) a(De- e() -2[472@ +3@* “@ ok £() = £(1 “4 : 1G 2G sal “| he fords [+tue at ude HE) = D_ uPK=x) “+ (a+ (yes “4 @& Oe] a s-OT- {o brsae sede my af Penge FEO) B sining =2 7 eae fel Feely Goda t STE 3 PROPERTIES OF EXPECTATION '- # PROPERTIES OF VARIANCE:~ a 8 esa o “iyo” @ “EQx) = aE) @ VQn = &ve) 8 ay- aerb %) x= aves) @ EGxsbn)= QE(x)+ bE(Y) @ V@aty= dv + BvD 1 has ean Sand varchar 2 and vance 8 a, Xe we Ip 0 Emer) V 06-7) EX, VOR =X) ill) E (2X; + 3X2 — 5), V (2X, + 9X - 5) alge tans. () 9,9: (98,8, (8) -1.47) a = Achebe Boh g(m)=5 E(u )=-2 Yegoes V(2Xi+3x,-5) = ¥2x) + v(x) -v5) V(%)=5 5 VOu)= 3 = 4-V%4) 43 V UG) - Gi E (24 +3%. -5) = &&(%) +3£(4)-5 = 4(5)#9@) = 2(5)+3(2)-5 = 20424 = rf 34) as mean 4 and varance 9a X; has mean 2 ae variance whee Xi & Xe independent nd 2X; +X. 9) and (OK, +3). TEXTE Meta) tans, 40) FoR you!) MOMENT GENERATING FONCTION (WGP) Mar i Maxis © ceo DISCRETE CONTINUOUS T I Ma(t)= E(e™) | max(ty = (2) re PeQ)= So bud ie MW= | Maan a @ Moments :- ‘4 A Moment about Ovigin (Rao Momenty > W' yrment 7 Pee pe ” eff 5 de = E(x) oR lay -[$ mee Q coefficient 4 + First Powe Raw moments will be, Uz EK) > Mean OR oR Ha oetidet 4 t @ Mss E(x) Ai = co-efficient of Ms = E08) l= E(x) Ayn codfiiet 4 2 A= [Lows], diya edidiow f £ © Moment about Mean (Centval Moment) My - @ First Raw Moment = mean My = EL x-eos]"| - ‘ay Shean Heke moment, > Fist four Cedral moments vill be, > h=e MG)? = EG) - [EC] = Vor = 5” My: Mg= MBM RUMI — and y= My AS + BEM 3 (a © Moment about any Arbibrary point a —> Mar '- May= E(x-9)" 3) Tprenin anmien stone a camer ie acm ‘Diterete Pat. is, [Pax 13 ra 16 W Meg Mx(t)= E(e%) muct) = Se rGeon) ae xt 3t Lk = oe Mith= ep +e gees WD Raw Moment We knows 94” Rao Moment Is, a= [mee] g Rhee for Rew momeds ane, =o [tro], [Ales +24 lee t [seve ges £20 -B+g+e 1 —> Mean Gi) Central Moments alee { ae au) = 6a A ance = Maura = 1-36) +2 oh = 5 3 Me Mim lg Hi HE MOY = 3()" = (ae) — 4 WC) FEO a00e as —s nce of curing each ae Is A 49) sunnah own sch a cane icouteane dio (xTs [a [ala] 5 ZTE [=e reqelelelelels > Mn) = ECE) = Boetecey mide er ere eboney = 2 Eade), 4) fon vate Xn ne onrgpeabiy tan FE EL ts mmo 4D srandom vanaie x as the probably dstibute x= 0,1,2,3. alos: 3 | <*s_| i z 49) a certs 1X a8 me pat te) 2229 2423.0 ones Fe me secon eect ee crt me pan ain FG) 420. oe xcs SI HO= A Grew) 04283 mle[ [bart othamniiae Nov bets caleulate mak, ® Moe Fotgie} = [told 2 is [ear Gx) lx CEE) ES) COE) OCB). pee First Four Rais Moments ate 3 ese efrtom = fa@eoe « [oF-¥ + a[E- hee 2 3 28092 | OH) ae = fa (oe ae = afe-2)? Sete 2 M2 EW)= [Oto = FoR youl! 48) rest our momen about the value 5 are 2,20, 0, 9. Caleuate the value of mean, variance, a and. Eel: Moment about any point a Is, May = G9" 13 (6 146 4170? \ 4 Usy = E(X-5)" See ce + Aa=2 | ug, = 20 Saisie “habed le: E(K-5) =2 E(<-s)= 20 E(x) 40 E(Qcs)'= 5° £0-€(=2 |+ EO oxraslero | eoLischasx-ies)ago — e( xbaxhey rex E()-5 22 £GD-lwEw@+a5 =20 | -E(s3)-15 €(2)+ 35 €()-126=: ~ 4x GI) = 5° Sere EGY -w(gye25 =20 | .€(x3)- 15 (65)475 ()-105 gq] FED VEO #189 OD aT ae ae -500E (x) +625 = 50 cen te ea E(t) 20 («1s) | ep arto as b err reper anata |B» re (4) = 5 P(t) = 1+ Se ws, oy, fee eee Be a} my = [1456S oof Gas ene tere *} tate ds PMs legtadts ote at+2 Pea ee ms gtr 3d Peat ‘chal motel at] Fist hoo Ras Moments att, 4\ = c-effiuicat of t = (Mena) ni A= ident 4 £ =2 Cab) “SIS Myi= Ieee rie “2 It Fiat 20 cope monk =, Ait 120 Rad Memend outs =o Ujzcelfiint ft = 27 Man| yy = Yaiowee = ase CHL Als offiant FE =! “lA “8 ett tee mort of cto tou We a2 he vate we 18 ‘and =40. Show dat the mean =3, the variance = 15 and yo“ HW 4 + some a a@ — BAYES THEOREM a ved rfl + Px Result Probability She EC rg Tony) BR APR Pha to tia Py P= Cause Probabiliny # PRogLems rosuedty neaine ‘Ares oun texte: a A a c production 2 aL 77 Result Protanhy Bea eee re ee Toa defeonee 12 = oan? Aue ees som am: ta ye AP 24)(0:2) CL eptor TRFRREBR! ~ Ga)eH)*CNCH+*OVED 49057 APS. = onstog : a my nel Il Gi) _The rotates of Soham, Sur, Ska Beconing manager are 4/929 ad 173 respectively. The probate: tthe Konus seme wil be ntodice Seay, Soro nd Sak become managers ae 310, 1/2 ad 8/5 respectively, (whats the potaity that the Bonus scheme wi be noduce. (W) 10 sorusseneme has been troduced, What i the proba tha he ne oped a he Shivam, Birgit Sakshi tobe 1 ' 1 jes eae Bee Bes i fe { Roa Rat aot Bonus G) PCBonas cchome will be inboduces) = Total Probabilihy = At ABLtRP adds Bet eh xd iy sppanted 2 apt Ht hg) (Fi) ay = on, Pi yes ees t RAGA Tee > ee is 9D oan Toe peaks = Ip000 6 I ftttys fo dello} = foe PP Pfs Phy peta CHENNAT muMBAT fo -3X0-99 its J BEE es aE as Bo 48" coax Oaeay people + CMC jgrecony eae jetkeow Bre Sbh-on Be fee moe = on, Pt an ys sore gone athe ree ° Eee a= SS am de {irish Ap Ae omeat a6” ptm s Hoe frm} Re o4 he OF bag tt oo eeaaepay Hases tpisty yy = Pei PhP PoeY+ OOD A i es aguas times) # HOMEWORK PROBLEMS 559) _nafactory, Machines A Band Cpoduce 30% 50% ad 20% of the total production of anitem, Out oftheir production 80%, 50% and 10% are detective respectively Aniter ‘enosen at random and found tobe defective. What the probably that was produces by machine A? Probab Pfc & CVC) oszey i {cee { TTR PGW) HEYCY “1 Sabodh — Yaibhay Chae 53) ‘In 2002, there will be three candidates for the position of principal - Mr. Subodh, Mr. Vato Crayon =o cies sae ernment ein GONNA pla pla phe proportion 42:3 respectively. The probability that Mr Subodh selected woud LIPS fi > +S) Pris Isc cet nt lege 0.3 he pobies oVabn dM CShaneyar dig the ae ar 5 ad 08 respecte ipget fetal tt ppp table (Whats the Probab that there wl be o-education inthe college in 2003? i) there i conaeation a the college in 2003. What the Probably that Me Sod the principal 159) Toccata es Ah gon ne Xa wf Th ses D ‘that a patient will die by his treatment after correct diagnosis is 40% and the chance iat eahan Se agmeer ace aoe aa Genie a nana nos walaapeseterciyh as

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