Day 49: Functions of One Random Variable Example Part 5

Let’s look at something a bit different today!
If you’ve been following along, we’ve been taking it easy the past few days. I’ve also been going over (relatively) simple examples, so today we’re going to take a more complicated example and work through solving it. I may go over a few more examples to be honest, only because this is important to what comes next, after we nail this down, we’re going to get into functions of two random variables and as you can imagine that’s a little more complicated (a lot more).*
What happens in the lab doesn't have to stay in the lab!
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October 7, 2019 | Categories: 365 Days of Academia - Year one | Tags: cumulative distribution function, Education, expected value, Function of random variables, Math, mathematics, Moment Generating Functions, moments, probability, probability density function, random variables, statistics | Leave a comment
