Assignment
No.2 (Course STA301)
Fall 2013 (Total Marks 15)
Deadline
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on
February 07 23:59, 2014
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Objective(s) of this Assignment:
This assignment
will strengthen the basic idea about the concept of the following
distributions:
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Poisson
distribution
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Binomial
distribution
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Hypergeometric
distribution
Assignment No: 2 (Lessons 27 – 30)
Question
1:
Marks: 4+4=8
a) A batch of 10
gaskets contains 4 defective gaskets. If we draw samples of size 3 without
replacement, from the batch of 10, find the probability that a sample contains
2 defective gaskets.
C(1,6)*C(2,4)/C(3,10)=6*6/120=0.3
b) In a binomial
distribution, the mean and the standard deviation were found to be 36 and 4.8
respectively. Find the parameters of binomial distribution.
Since
mean=n*p=36, and standard deviation=sqrt(n*p*(1-p))=4.8,
We can
solve for n and p: n=100, p=0.36
Question 2: Marks: 4+3=7
a. It is known
that the computer disks produced by a company are defective with probability
0.02 independently of each other. Disks
are sold in packs of 10. A money back guarantee is offered if a pack contains
more than 1 defective disk. What is the probability of sales result in the
customers getting their money back?
Prob(a pack contains more
than 1 defective disk)=1-prob(no defective)-prob(only one defective)=1-.98^10-C(1,10)*.98^9*.02=1-.817-.167=.016
(or 1.6%)
b. The average
number of accidents occurring in an industrial plant during a day is 3.
Assuming Poisson distribution for the number of accidents (X) during a day,
compute probability that at most two accidents occur in a day.
Prob(at most 2
accidents)=prob(no accident)+prob(1 accident)+prob(2 accidents)=3^0*e^-3/0! +
3^1*e^-3/1! + 3^2*e^-3/2! = 8.5e^-3=0.423
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