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Probability Distribution

The document discusses probability distributions, focusing on random variables, joint and marginal probabilities, and discrete versus continuous random variables. It provides examples related to coin tossing, dice rolling, and the probability of events occurring in various scenarios. Additionally, it covers concepts such as mutually exclusive events, probability mass functions, and the Poisson distribution.

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Probability Distribution

The document discusses probability distributions, focusing on random variables, joint and marginal probabilities, and discrete versus continuous random variables. It provides examples related to coin tossing, dice rolling, and the probability of events occurring in various scenarios. Additionally, it covers concepts such as mutually exclusive events, probability mass functions, and the Poisson distribution.

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Probability Distribution ↓

Suppose
variable
two

representing
coins

the
are

number
tossed .

of
Let
heads
X

that
be the

occur
random

.
Find the

random variable X.
values of
the

Probability is the probability of event which T


Marginal
-
an

requires that only one characteristic or attribute be satisfied . cain <


i Sample Space : S TT, TH, HT
, HHY

Joint Probability is the probability where two or more events

can occur together .


Two or more characteristics or attributes be
satisfied Possible Outcomes X

at the same time


.
2

HT

A B C Joint Probability : P ( Dand c ) = 器 TH

B 5 19 43
4A and D) =
11 P(A and B) =

0 ☆
TT

4
E 29 10 P (A and El =

Disjoint or mutually Exclusive

Discrete Random Variable

denote
A BC Marginal Probability
. If we toss a coin three times and the number

of heads that fall by X them have :


D 5 19 43 an
PCA ) =

Total
=
,
we

P (X ) 京
f (03
E 29 4 10 43 / 3)
:
P 0
= =
-

"
Ʃ 34 23 53
PCD ) =
f )
(1 : P { x = 1 |=÷
p ( ×= 2 )
=
f 127
=

Mutually Exclusive if there opportunities for them to simultaneously (3) :


P(X =
3) =
to
f
-
is no occur

Nonmutually Exclusive -

If the events have some sample points in common .

HH
If two coins are tossed ,
the possible outcomes are
, ,
HT

TH ,
TT .
If X is the random variable
for the number of

when we
know ou r sample space in calculating the head ,
refers
certain event.
probability of a

H
of I
0 2
n(E) the event 2 No heads
n ( E) = number
of outcomes
favorable to Heads (x)
PLE ) =

io i
N HT One head Probability I
of possible
N = total number outcomes .
π
P ( x)
TH 1 Two heads

T「
Examples :

the probability odd number when


1 Given a die , find of getting an

distribution die.
roll a die once .
Construct probability for single
=
you a a

PCE ) =

n (t ) Event A : 4 1
,
3
,
53 = 3
Sample Space : 4 1 2 3 , ,
,
4 ,
5 , 63
N Sample Space : 41 2, 3 4 5, 63 =
6 "P(E) E or 0 5 Each to
possibility
=
, , ,
.

is

discreteProbability Distribution :
2
2 A coin is tossed 3 times .
Find the
probability of getting exactly two
Properties of
heads . The all probabilities should be 1 P(X) =
: sum
of .

P ( ×7 ≤
nJE) : {HAT, THH, HT H y = 3 O ≤ |

PCE) =


N : C ++ T ,
HAH
,
TTH THA THT HTT HAT HTH3 = 8
, , , ,
,

Example :
three Coins tossed .
Suppose are Let I be the random
chance in
quantitative variable whose value
depends
way
is some . the number
representing
on
a
variable of fails . Construct the

distribution and draw the histogram .


probability
2
types of Random Variable
Pos sible Valuz

占能 。 含彎
1 Discrete Random Variable T Outcomes Y Ctail )

variables which have


finite or countable possible ain < TTT 3

outcome.. TTH 2

Example outcomes
of possible flipping
: Variables on a coin 3 times THT 2

x
=
{ 0
.
1
,
2
.
3 φ Number of tails , y 01 2 3 THH

Probability ,
P(Y) t to t H+ 「 2

2 .
Continuous Random Variable HTH

variables which are usually in


forms of decimals or
proportions .
His to goam !

Example : Variables ofrunners for the 100m dash .

X = { 7 ,
i2 s
,
9 003,
s
,
12 .
25 s
,
10 . 15 s g Ʃ

2 Y

PlY )


:
Example
.
2 Box A and Box B contain 1 2
, , . 1
3 .
Write the probability mass
: If you roll a die
,
4 times
.
What is the probability
and histogram of the when number that 1 twice ?
function draw the get
sum
from
one a
you
replacement

品 9 = いにに
each box taken at time with .
合 x
is a
, 、

g ( ^ : ) ()
( - 2


)“

Box A Box B p ( 27
=

6
路)
1
' 7 PC 2 ) =
楽 )( 家1 (
2 2
'
P(2) :
≈ 0 . 1 157 or 1 - 57 %
"

≤:
' 3
Mean :
M
=
4 .

5 = or E
2 4
Variance : 0' =
.
n
p
.

g
=
5
standard Deviation : o =
n .

p
.

q = or 0 . 745351

3 4 5 6e 1 8
4 2

P (x ) e 急 告吾売 広

Histo :
gram

2 } L 5 6
T

3
. The following data show the probability for the number
of
cars gold

at store .
given day
in a a car dealer

9
Number of Cars
,
X 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Probability ,
P(x) 0 100
.
0 150
.
. 250
0 0 .
140 0 . 090 0 0800 060
.
. 0 050
. 0 . 040 0 .
025 0 . 015

~ ~
~
B[ )
a ) Firal X ≤ 2

β ( X ≤ 2) = PSO ) t Pl " t PL 2 >

=
0 .
100 + 0
. 150 + 0
. 250

== 0. so

b Find P(x]7)

( 9 ) t Pl ( o >
P (X2 2 ] =
p (7 ) tP ( 8 ) t P

= 0 .
050 . 040 +
+ 0 0 . 025 + 0 .
015

= 0 . 13 D

)
cl Find Pli ≤× ≤ 5

5 2 ) TPL 3 ) tPs ) tPC 5)


P/ - PS 1 ) + P
(
1 ≤ X ≤ )

= 0.150 + 0.250 + 0.196 + 0.090 + 6.0 8

= 0 .

/ 10

Binary Outcomes > Occurs/Success or Doesn't Occur/Failure

I ndspendent Trials · success/Failure does not


affect others

N# of trials

Same probability trial


per

Mean . M = n .

standard Deviation : 0 =
.
n
p
.

q
=
n .

p
.

(l p)-

Variance : o = U .

p
.

(役)
' ^
-
*

P (× ) =
p q

number
X
=
of successes

# trials
n
of
=

p
=
probability of success

q
=
probability of failure


2 distribution
Poisson's Probability Distribution

c
-
u .

uX 2
-

Score ->
number
of
standard deviation
from the mean

P(X) = X !


^

2 =

M =
mean number
of occurences per unit (time ,
value ,
area ,
Itc )
.

:
Example
Example : U = 65

distributed

If there are 200
typographical errors in a
500-page 0: a

manuscript , find the probability that a


given page contains
exactly Find the percent of scores

3 errors .
9) Less than 54 P(x <59)
,

X = 59

= 54 65
-

=
U 0 .
4 =
9
= 1 .
2 2

e
U
-
W
X
checking the table

P( ×) ) 01 に. .
= に

! P (x C 54 = 6 .1 いて o

ao .
4
PC 31 =
0 . ,

" 6) at leas 80
P(x180)
,

P ( 3) =
0 . 00 71 0 -
λ
= 80

80 .
45
= = 1 .
a3
2 9

Ψ
1. 6
>
-
0 .
9525 -> area to the
left
15 35 13 . 5 3434 13 .

5350 15


.
0 .
2 .


0 9525
-

nan
:อา
'

1 に
0 . 95 2 £ =
0 . 0475 0 〜 4 75
.
%
[ '

8 - 30 -to - 10 11 10 10 30

C .
between 10 and 86

=
34 1 .
& =
x 70 @x= 8
86 -
G5
印8 6℃ = 27 2 = 13 . 5 .
: 5 6 =
= 2 33
.

- = . 9
τ 0

3 5 99
GG . 7 -
95 =
9 - 7 / 2 : 2 -
% 2 : 0 . 99 0 1 2 0 .

M =
population mean

5 =
standard deviation P ( POCx C 8 G ) : . 9901
.
8
-
. 7123
0

ン 0 - 2円 ℃ ℃ 2 7 38 %

"

Note : subtract the areas


only from the -table

U = 75

·=

<
嬭 54
'

o l 15 8 ? 81 96

a7 68 % p(68(X( 82)
students
b 95 % x000 =
760

)
a) 100 - 99.7= 0.15% X 800 = 1.2

( )
"

e >
Probability Density Function
a .

flal :

160c-(x-M)
oh
dx
↑ (00 - X (82) =
oftt

: 68 %
Distribution
Exponential

Probability under the Curve :

e (]
P = 1 -

Mean =
I

Variance
Median =

Example :

"

9) Calculate the rate parameter


Parameter …
Rate λ

x =
mean/average =
5

Rate Parameter =
- = 0 . 20
years

b) Probability function
λ x
(y ) De
-

f
:

-
0- 2 ×

f (x ) =
0 .
20 c

O LO

\
.

b 15

'

-
50520

ex .

l Hs =
plxax ) : 1 -
> less than
0
2053)
- .

P (x(3)
= 1 -
e

=
0 . 45 12 or 45 12 %

'
"
d ) HR = P ( XCX ) =
C
x
>
greater than

rociol -
)
-

P ( x 3 60 -
e 0 . 1353 0r 13 .
53 y
.

e ) pL 94 xc 7 )
e- ℃ ()
( ×< ) 1 .
0

P 1 7 534
-

:
7 = -

e
: σ .

λ x 0 .
20 ( 9 )
P [ xc 4 ) = 1 -

e - 1 -

e = 0 .
5 5 0 7

P ( 4 c × < 7 ) :
0 . 7539 - 0 . 5507 = 0 20 27 or 20 27
-
.

Median : = = 3 . 4657

Variance : T = 25

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