Question 1
What can be said about the
pair of events A={1,2,3} and B={4,5} relative to the sample space S={1,2,3,4,5,6}associated with rolling a fair six-sided
(6-sided) die?
o
They are neither mutually exclusive nor exhaustive.
o
They are both mutually exclusive and exhaustive.
o They are mutually exclusive, but not exhaustive.
o
They are exhaustive, but not mutually exclusive.
Question 2
What can be said
about the pair of events A={1,2,3} and B={3,4,5,6} relative to the sample space S={1,2,3,4,5,6}associated with rolling a fair six-sided
(6-sided) die?
o They are
exhaustive, but not mutually exclusive.
o They are both
mutually exclusive and exhaustive.
o They are neither
mutually exclusive nor exhaustive.
o
They are mutually exclusive, but not exhaustive.
Question 3
What can be said
about the pair of events A={1,3} and B={3,5,6} relative to the sample space S={1,2,3,4,5,6}associated with rolling a fair six-sided
(6-sided) die?
o They are mutually
exclusive, but not exhaustive.
o
They are neither mutually exclusive
nor exhaustive.
o They are both
mutually exclusive and exhaustive.
o
They are exhaustive, but not mutually exclusive.
Question 4
What can be said
about the pair of events A={1,2,3} and B={4,5,6} relative to the sample space S={1,2,3,4,5,6}associated with rolling a fair six-sided
(6-sided) die?
o They are neither
mutually exclusive nor exhaustive.
o
They are both mutually exclusive
and exhaustive.
o They are mutually
exclusive, but not exhaustive.
o
They are exhaustive, but not mutually exclusive.
Question 5
What are the odds
in favor of an event A that satisfies P(A)=0.2?
o 0.2
o 4
o 5
o 0.25
Question 6
Let X and Y be random
variables satisfying E[X]=2 and E[Y]=3, respectively. What is the value of the
expectation E[X+2Y]?
o
8
o 14
o The answer cannot
be determined from the given information.
o
7
Question 7
Let X and Y be random
variables satisfying V[X]=2 and V[Y]=3, respectively. What is the value of the
variance V[X+2Y]?
o 7
o 14
o 8
o
The answer cannot be determined from the given information.
Question 8
Let X be a random variable satisfying V[X]=5. What is the value of the variance V[3X]?
o 75
o The answer cannot
be determined from the given information.
o 45
o 15
Question 9
Consider the
random variable X representing a randomly-chosen
individual's bank account number. Which of the following statements is true
of X?
o It is a continuous
quantitative data variable.
o It is a discrete
quantitative data variable.
o It is not a data
variable.
o It is a qualitative or categorical data variable.
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