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Undergrad Combinations and probability distributions
why reality check? The question did not state that this is not a possibility - please tell me why I can't assume this? Thanks.- SavvyAA3
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Undergrad Combinations and probability distributions
Can someone please help with the method of how to solve this problem... Question: Three balls are thrown at random into 5 bowls so that each ball has the same chance of going into any bowl independently of wherever the other 2 balls fall. Determine the probability distribution of the...- SavvyAA3
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- Combinations Distributions Probability
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Graduate Probability proof - what formulas are needed here?
Thanks soo much!- SavvyAA3
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Graduate Probability proof - what formulas are needed here?
Please could you show me the steps you would take- SavvyAA3
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Graduate Probability proof - what formulas are needed here?
If events A and B are in the same sample space: . Proove that if P(A I B') > P(A) then P(B I A) < P(B) (where B' is the Probability of A given not B) . Proove that if P(A I B) = P(A) then P(B I A) = P(B) do we assume independence here so that P(A I B) = [P(A)*P(B)]/ P(B) = P(A)...- SavvyAA3
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- Formulas Probability Proof
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Difficult integral by sub., parts & table
Thanks a lot!- SavvyAA3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Difficult integral by sub., parts & table
How do you submit scanned work onto here? Thanks- SavvyAA3
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Undergrad Implicit differentiation and chain rule-
Sorry it seems that attachments do not upload: Here is the Question: Suppose R = R(q,p) = e^(q+p), where p = p(q) is defined through the equation q^2*p+p^2*q+qp = 3 Letn r(q) = R(q,p(q)). Use the chain rule to calculate the derivative dr/dq at the point q=1. Can you please tell... -
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Undergrad Implicit differentiation and chain rule-
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Undergrad Writing a function as an exponent - please clarify
Can someone please clarify: If i wish to write2^(√2) as an exponent am I correct in thinking this will be written as: exp√2(ln2) ? Thanks- SavvyAA3
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- Exponent Function Writing
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Graduate Math/ Economic brain teaser - due to the credit crisis
Ok, this question is a bit tricky, but it is wise to first make certain distinctions. There are loans available and there are investment projects. People borrow (i.e. take out a loan) to finance their spending now. They invest in a project (with the quality of that project varying over a...- SavvyAA3
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- Forum: General Math
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Graduate Math/ Economic brain teaser - due to the credit crisis
Supply: S=2000*ibar Demand: Those who enter the loan market q: the quality of the investment project - this lies on a uniform distribution on scale [1,2] this is what you can use to determine who enters the market, as for example if i = 0, you know all 2000 people will enter the market...- SavvyAA3
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Graduate Math/ Economic brain teaser - due to the credit crisis
Can anyone sense a way to solve this. It would be great help to see your reasoning behind your assumptions. As a result of the credit crisis there are many asymetries in the loan market as a reult this set of question have arisen: Information - take this as true There are two types of...- SavvyAA3
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- Brain Economic
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Undergrad Interpeting data figures - its rather simple but not soo simple
Can Someone please tell me how I can interpret the skewness of a distribution using quartiles. I know that if Q2 – Q1 > Q3 – Q2 : Negative skew and if Q3 – Q2 > Q2 – Q1: Positive Skew and if Q2 –Q1 = Q3 – Q1: Symmetrical data dispersion What I really need to know is how to use the above to...- SavvyAA3
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Graduate MSE and Estimators for Random Samples
Erm Ok, so you are suggesting that considering random variables, the expected value of an unbiased estimator (used in a sample to estimate the true population parameter, such as the unknown mean or variance etc) has an expected value equal to its true population parameter? So with what you...- SavvyAA3
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics