STAT333 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Independent And Identically Distributed Random Variables, Asteroid Family, Ac50

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Statistics
• Course: STAT333
• Professor: Pengfei L I

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Let n be the number of customers making claim in an insurance company in 2012. Further assume that the amount paid to each customer is exponentially distributed with rate 1/100. Let w be the total number of amount paid to all customers in 2012. A coin is weighted such that p(h) = 1/4. =number of tosses required to get 3 hs by using the weighted coin. Suppose that we toss a second fair coin n times. Let x be the number of heads in the n tosses. Given a sequence of real numbers an }fo= { a. a , define : R - a when we have case (2) and (3) R is called generating gin[ gf convergence for some. Egg : ( i ) an =1 for n70. = es ( converges at every s for. There is a one to one correspondence between is. In general ( hs )&a a ( k ) 5 ( an )=