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Sum of independent exponential distributions with different parameters
For small dx isn't that just the pdf of x. P(X+Y<z) = P(X<z-Y) = F(z-Y) I don't know how that helps though, assuming I'm correct.- newbiewannabe
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Sum of independent exponential distributions with different parameters
Homework Statement As the title indicates. I'm given two independent exponential distributions with means of 10 and 20. I need to calculate the probability that the sum of a point from each of the distributions is greater than 30. Homework Equations X is Exp(10) Y is Exp(20) f(x) =...- newbiewannabe
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- Distributions Exponential Independent Parameters Sum
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What is an Empirical Distribution and How to Calculate its Variance?
Okay sounds good. I think I got it figured out. Thanks for your help.- newbiewannabe
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What is an Empirical Distribution and How to Calculate its Variance?
So is the way I did it at first correct?- newbiewannabe
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What is an Empirical Distribution and How to Calculate its Variance?
Homework Statement I'm given data for 5 years of number of accidents. The problem asks about the Variance of the empirical distribution of the number of accidents per year. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I'm not sure what an empirical distribution means. I wasn't...- newbiewannabe
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- Distribution
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