Solutions to ECE 313 Second Hour Exam, Spring 2002, University of Illinois, Exams of Statistics

The solutions to the second hour exam for the ece 313 course at the university of illinois during the spring 2002 semester. Various probability concepts such as karnaugh maps, expected values, and probability density functions.

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University Solutions to Second Hour Exam ECE 313
of Illinois Spring 2002
1. Let A, B, and C respectively denote the events that the U-O, O-C, and U-C links are in working condition.
The capacities are marked on the Karnaugh map below (in which each cell has probability 1/8). It is easily
seen that Z takes on values 0, 56, 100, and 156 with probabilities 3/8, 1/8, 3/8, and 1/8 respectively, and
hence E[Z] = 0×3
8 + 56×1
8 + 100×3
8 + 156×1
8 = 0 + 56 + 300 + 156
8 = 512
8 = 64.
B
A
C
100 100 100
156
560 0 0
2
11/2
1
2. 1 =
fX(u)du =
0
1
a + bu du = au + bu2/2
1
0= a + b/2.
Also, 2
3 = E[X] =
ufX(u)du =
0
1
au + bu2 du = au2/2 + bu3/3
1
0= a/2 + b/3. Hence, a = 0, b = 2. The
pdf is thus 2u on [0, 1]. P{X < 1/2} =
0
1/2
2u du = 1
4. This is even easier if you sketch the pdf as shown.
3.(a) The pdf of X has value 0.2 for –1 u 4, is as shown below in the left-hand figure below. We have that
E[Y] = E[|X–2|] =
1
2 0.2(2–u) du +
2
4
0.2(u–2) du = 0.2(2u – u2/2)
2
–1 + 0.2(u2/2–2u)
4
2 = 1.3.
0.2
–1 4
v
–1
v
2
1
2
2+v2–v 4
2–v
(b) Y takes on values in the range [0, 3]. From the middle and right-hand figures above, we see that
for any v, 0 v 2, FY(v) = P{Y v} = P{2–v X 2+v} = 0.2(2+v–(2–v)) = 0.4v, while
for any v, 2 v 3, FY(v) = P{2–v Y < 4} = 0.2(4–(2–v)) = 0.2(2+v).
Hence, fY(v) =
0.4, 0 v 2,
0.2, 2 v 3
0, elsewhere which is easily verified to be a valid pdf.
4.(a),(b) As studied in class, X is an exponential random variable with parameter µ. Hence, P{X > τ} = exp(–µτ)
and fX(u) = µ•exp(–µu) for u > 0, and 0 otherwise.
(c) P{X > τ | A} is obviously 0 if τ 3, while for 0 τ < 3,
P{X > τ | A} = P{No arrivals in (0,τ] | two arrivals in (0,3]}
= P{No arrivals in (0,τ] two arrivals in (0,3]}/P{two arrivals in (0,3]}
= P{No arrivals in (0,τ] two arrivals in (τ,3]}/P{two arrivals in (0,3]}
= [exp(–µτ)•exp(–µ(3–τ))•(µ(3–τ))2/2!]/exp(–3µ)•(3µ)2/2! = (3–τ)2/9.
(d) fX|A(u|A) = – d
dτ P{X > τ | A} = (6 – 2τ)/9, 0 τ < 3, and 0 otherwise.
5. P{{|X – 4| > 3} = P{X > 7} + P{X < 1} = 1 – Φ( )
7–2
5 + Φ( )
1–2
5 = 1 – Φ(1) + Φ(–0.2)
= 1 – Φ(1) + 1 – Φ(0.2) = 2 – 0.8413 – 0.5793 = 0.5794.
P{X < 3 | X > 2} = P{2 < X < 3}/P{X > 2} = 2[ ]
Φ( )
3–2
5Φ( )
2–2
5 = 2(Φ(0.2) – 0.5)
= 1.1586 – 1 = 0.1586

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University Solutions to Second Hour Exam ECE 313

of Illinois Spring 2002

1. Let A, B, and C respectively denote the events that the U-O, O-C, and U-C links are in working condition. The capacities are marked on the Karnaugh map below (in which each cell has probability 1/8). It is easily seen that Z takes on values 0, 56, 100, and 156 with probabilities 3/8, 1/8, 3/8, and 1/8 respectively, and hence E[ Z ] = 0×

+ 56×

+ 100×

+ 156×

B

A

100 100 156 100 C

0 0 56 0

2

1/2 1

1

f X (u)du = ∫

a + bu du = au + bu^2 /

^1

= a + b/2.

Also,

= E[ X ] = ∫

uf X (u)du = ∫

au + bu^2 du = au^2 /2 + bu^3 /

^1

= a/2 + b/3. Hence, a = 0, b = 2. The

pdf is thus 2u on [0, 1]. P{ X < 1/2} = ∫

2u du =

. This is even easier if you sketch the pdf as shown.

3.(a) The pdf of X has value 0.2 for –1 ≤ u ≤ 4, is as shown below in the left-hand figure below. We have that

E[ Y ] = E[| X –2|] = ∫

2

0.2(2–u) du + ∫

2

4 0.2(u–2) du = 0.2(2u – u^2 /2)

2

  • 0.2(u^2 /2–2u)

4

2

v

v

2–v 2+v 2–v 4

(b) Y takes on values in the range [0, 3]. From the middle and right-hand figures above, we see that for any v, 0 ≤ v ≤ 2, F Y (v) = P{ Y ≤ v} = P{2–v ≤ X ≤ 2+v} = 0.2(2+v–(2–v)) = 0.4v, while for any v, 2 ≤ v ≤ 3, F Y (v) = P{2–v ≤ Y < 4} = 0.2(4–(2–v)) = 0.2(2+v).

Hence, f Y (v) =

0.4,^0 ≤^ v^ ≤^ 2,

0.2, 2 ≤ v ≤ 3 0, elsewhere

which is easily verified to be a valid pdf.

4.(a),(b) As studied in class, X is an exponential random variable with parameter μ. Hence, P{ X > τ} = exp(–μτ)

and f X (u) = μ•exp(–μu) for u > 0, and 0 otherwise.

(c) P{ X > τ | A} is obviously 0 if τ ≥ 3, while for 0 ≤ τ < 3, P{ X > τ | A} = P{No arrivals in (0,τ] | two arrivals in (0,3]} = P{No arrivals in (0,τ] ∩ two arrivals in ( 0 ,3]}/P{two arrivals in ( 0 ,3]} = P{No arrivals in (0,τ] ∩ two arrivals in (τ,3]}/P{two arrivals in ( 0 ,3]}

= [exp(–μτ)•exp(–μ(3–τ))•(μ(3–τ))^2 /2!]/exp(–3μ)•(3μ)^2 /2! = (3–τ)^2 /9.

(d) f X |A(u|A) = – d dτ P{ X > τ | A} = (6 – 2τ)/9, 0 ≤ τ < 3, and 0 otherwise.

5. P{{| X – 4| > 3} = P{ X > 7} + P{ X < 1} = 1 – Φ( )

P{ X < 3 | X > 2} = P{2 < X < 3}/P{ X > 2} = 2[ Φ( ) ]