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A problem set for ece 413 students at the university of illinois, fall 2004. It includes various problems related to poisson processes, continuous random variables, and probability density functions. Students are expected to solve problems based on lectures and readings from the textbook 'ross'.
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University Problem Set #8 ECE 413 of Illinois Page 1 of 1 Fall 2004
Assigned: Wednesday, October 27 Due: Wednesday, November 3 Reading: Lectures 25, 26, 27 from Lecture notes on class webpage. Chapter 5, Sections 5. (pp. 199-210), 5.7 (pp. 223-225), and Chapter 9, Section 9.1 (pp. 432-435) of Ross. Noncredit Exercises: (Do not turn these in) Self-test problems #9, 11 on pp. 236-237, #1, 2 on p. 454 of Ross.
Problems:
after t = 0, and let τ denote a nonnegative real number.
(a) What is P{X > τ}? (b) What is the probability density function of X? (c) Let A denote the event that there are exactly four arrivals in the time interval (0, 6]. What is P(A)? (d) Let B denote the event that there are exactly two arrivals in the interval (4, 10]. What is P(AB)?
(e) What is the conditional probability that {X > τ} given that the event A occurred? Be sure
to give the answer for all nonnegative values of τ.
54.(a) Problem 15, p. 229, Ross. (b) Theoretical Exercise 9, p. 233, Ross.
(a) What is the value of P{X ≤ ln 2}?
(c) Find the numerical value of P{cos(πX/2) < 0}. (d) Now suppose that X denotes the voltage applied to a semiconductor diode, and that the
current Y is given by Y = eX^ – 1. Find the pdf of Y.
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⎧2(1 – u),0 ≤ u ≤ 1, 0,elsewhere. Let Y = (1 – X)^2. (a) What is the CDF FY(v) of the random variable Y? Be sure to specify the value of FY(v)
for all v, –∞ < v < ∞. (b) What is the pdf fY(v) of the random variable Y? Be sure to specify the value of fY(v) for
all v, –∞ < v < ∞.