Please answer asap 1(b). The integral of the p.d.f. as displayed over the support is 2; the x-axis should be scaled down by 1/2 (so the vertex should (1,3/4) instead of (1,3/2) as displayed). Thank You

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1(b). The integral of the p.d.f. as displayed over the support is 2; the x-axis should be scaled down by 1/2 (so the vertex should (1,3/4) instead of (1,3/2) as displayed).
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Problem 1. Continuous Distributions. For the following, provide a random variable from
the formula sheet and (possibly) a transformation of that variable that produces a distribution
satisfying the given constraints. For example, your answer could look something like
the random variable X = g(Z)
where Z~ {distribution from sheet} and g(x) = {some function}.
a) Find a distribution that satisfies the following:
Supp(X) = {x:x>0}
E[X] = 3
V[X] = 5.
b) The distribution of X has a p.d.f. given by the following parabola:
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 1. Continuous Distributions. For the following, provide a random variable from the formula sheet and (possibly) a transformation of that variable that produces a distribution satisfying the given constraints. For example, your answer could look something like the random variable X = g(Z) where Z~ {distribution from sheet} and g(x) = {some function}. a) Find a distribution that satisfies the following: Supp(X) = {x:x>0} E[X] = 3 V[X] = 5. b) The distribution of X has a p.d.f. given by the following parabola:
on support
p.d.f.
3/2-
1-
1/2-
0-
1/2
Supp(X) = {x : x = [0, 2]}.
c) The distribution of X has the following p.d.f.:
Supp(X) = {x : x > 0}
1
fx(x)
=
2πT
3/2
xe
2V27.
2V2T
-~
2
Transcribed Image Text:on support p.d.f. 3/2- 1- 1/2- 0- 1/2 Supp(X) = {x : x = [0, 2]}. c) The distribution of X has the following p.d.f.: Supp(X) = {x : x > 0} 1 fx(x) = 2πT 3/2 xe 2V27. 2V2T -~ 2
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