Let X be the number of cars belonging to a random family in Beverly Hills. Suppose that X has distribution function F(x), where F(0)=1/40, F(1)=16/40, F(2)=25/40), F(3)=25/40, F(4)=31/40, also suppose P(X=5)=P(X5). Find P(X=i) for i=0,…,5.

Question

Let X be the number of cars belonging to a random family in Beverly Hills. Suppose that X has distribution function F(x), where F(0)=1/40, F(1)=16/40, F(2)=25/40), F(3)=25/40, F(4)=31/40, also suppose P(X=5)=P(X>5). Find P(X=i) for i=0,…,5.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Answer of Let X be the number of cars belonging to a random family in Beverly Hills. Suppose that X has distribution function F(x), where F(0)=1/40, F(1)=16/40, F(2)=25/40), F(3)=25/40, F(4)=31/40, also suppose P(X=5)=P(X>5). Find P(X=i) for i=0,…,5.

Let X Be the Number of Cars Belonging to a Random