Question #312628

Suppose the probability density of X is given by

f(x) = {(kxe)^(-x^2), X>0

=0, Otherwise


(a) find the value of k.

(b) find the distribution function of X, i.e., the cumulative density function of X.


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Expert's answer
2022-03-20T06:43:22-0400

a. f(x)dx=1∫ _{ −∞}^ ∞ ​ f(x)dx=1

So 01kxex2dx=k(ex2/2)01=0.316k=1\int_0^1kxe^{-x^2}dx=k(-e^{-x^2}/2)|_0^1=0.316k=1

k=3.16

b.

F(x)=0x3.16tet2dt=3.16(et2/2)0x=3.16(ex2/2)3.16/2+CF(x)=\int_0^x3.16te^{-t^2}dt=3.16(-e^{-t^2}/2)|_0^x=3.16(-e^{-x^2}/2)-3.16/2+C





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