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You have an opaque urn with eight balls in it. Of these eight balls, there are...

You have an opaque urn with eight balls in it. Of these eight balls, there are two balls with a 4 on them, there are four balls with a 5 on them, there is one ball with a 6 on it, and one ball with a 10 on it. Let X denote the random variable that takes on the values X = 4,5,6,10.

Find the:

a. mean

b. variance

c. standard deviation

d. skewness

e. kurtosis

f. median

g. mode

h. coefficient of variation for X ?

i. Find the value of the distribution function F(x) when x = 5.

Show your work in Excel without using the Descriptive Statistics command.

j. How much total probability is contained within two standard deviations of the mean?

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Expert Solution

X (X - X̄)²
4 2.25
4 2.25
5 0.25
5 0.25
5 0.25
5 0.25
6 0.250
10 20.250
X (X - X̄)²
total sum 44 26.00
n 8 8

a)

mean =    ΣX/n =    44.000   /   8   =   5.5000

b)
                      
sample variance =    Σ(X - X̄)²/(n-1)=   26.0000   /   7   =   3.714

c)
                      
sample std dev =   √ [ Σ(X - X̄)²/(n-1)] =   √   (26/7)   =       1.9272

d)


skewness using pearson coefficient of skewness,PC      
PC=3(mean-median)/std dev=       0.778312

f)

Median=0.5(n+1)th value =    4.5th
=   5.000

g)

mode= highest frequency data =    5

h)

coefficient of variation,CV=σ/µ=   0.350409

i)

F(x) = 4/8

= 0.5

j)

95% probability

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