Without using chi-square, if \(M(t)= e^{500t +5000t^2}\) find \(P(27060\leq (X-500)^2\leq 50240)\) Please, help
@kirbykirby
From moment generating function, we have \(\mu_x =500\) and \(\delta ^2=10000\) then??
you cant integrate the function ?
page113 , problem 3.3-12
solve the inequality for X the mgf is from a normal distribution
but X is not just X, it is (X-500)^2, if applying \(Z=\dfrac{X-\mu}{\delta}\), is it not that using chi-sqruare??
solve the inequality for X...then standardize it
and it is \(\sigma\) not \(\delta\)
:)
you are using the chi square if you work with \(Z^2\) you are just going to work with Z
\((P({2.7060}\leq Z^2\leq 5.0240\\(P(\sqrt{2.7060}\leq Z\leq \sqrt{5.0240}\) for N (0,1) Am I right?
Z could be negative for example if \[1<z^2<4\] then \(1<z<2\) and \(-2<z<-1\)
not 'and' ... it's 'or'
But they have the same probability, right?
the same mean and variance also.
yes...same prob...so you have to multiply by two
I got it. Thank you. :)
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