Resistors labeled 100 ? have true resistances that are

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QUESTION:

Resistors labeled \(100\ \Omega\) have true resistances that are between \(80\ \Omega\) and \(120\ \Omega\). Let  be the mass of a randomly chosen resistor. The probability density function of  is given by

\(f(x)=\left\{\begin{array}{cl}

\frac{x-80}{800} & 80<x<120 \\

0 & \text { otherwise }

\end{array}\right.

\)

a. What proportion of resistors have resistances less than \(90\ \Omega\)?

b. Find the mean resistance.

c. Find the standard deviation of the resistances.

d. Find the cumulative distribution function of the resistances.

Equation Transcription:

Text Transcription:

100 ohms

80 ohms

120 ohms

f(x)={_0       otherwise ^{x-80}over{800}      80<x<120

90 ohms

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QUESTION:

Resistors labeled \(100\ \Omega\) have true resistances that are between \(80\ \Omega\) and \(120\ \Omega\). Let  be the mass of a randomly chosen resistor. The probability density function of  is given by

\(f(x)=\left\{\begin{array}{cl}

\frac{x-80}{800} & 80<x<120 \\

0 & \text { otherwise }

\end{array}\right.

\)

a. What proportion of resistors have resistances less than \(90\ \Omega\)?

b. Find the mean resistance.

c. Find the standard deviation of the resistances.

d. Find the cumulative distribution function of the resistances.

Equation Transcription:

Text Transcription:

100 ohms

80 ohms

120 ohms

f(x)={_0       otherwise ^{x-80}over{800}      80<x<120

90 ohms

ANSWER:

Solution

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Let X be the mass of a randomly selected resistor

The probability density function is given as

,  80<x<120

         =0, otherwise

a)  By using the given pdf we have to find the probability of the resistors having  resistance  less than 90

      

                         =

                                                =

                 =0.0625

 the probability of the resistors having  resistance  less than 90 is 0.0625


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