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5. Quiz February 23, 2011 Seat # _________ Name: _________________________ Closed book and notes. No calculator. For Questions 15, consider a sequence of units coming off an assembly line. Each is defective with probability 0.01 (and otherwise not defective). Assume that different units being defective or non-defective are independent. For each question, write two answers. The rst is the family of distributions...
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5. Quiz February 23, 2011
Seat # _________
Name: _________________________
Closed book and notes. No calculator. For Questions 15, consider a sequence of units coming off an assembly line. Each is defective with probability 0.01 (and otherwise not defective). Assume that different units being defective or non-defective are independent. For each question, write two answers. The rst is the family of distributions of the random variable; the second is the answer to the question. 1. (2 pt) Of 100 units, the expected number of "defectives". family: _________________________
2. (2 pt) The expected number of units until fourth the "defective" unit. family: _________________________
3. (2 pt) Standard deviation of the number of units until the fourth "non-defective". family: _________________________
4. (2 pt) The probability that the rst "defective" is the second unit. family: _________________________
5. (2 pt) The probability that exactly one of the rst ten units is "defective". family: _________________________
______________________________________________________________________ Write on the back any concerns about the weekly quizzes or the course in general.
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