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The moment generating function of Xis given by role="math" localid="1647490949330" MX(t)=exp{2et2}nd that of Yby MY(T)=(34et+14)10. If Xand Yare independent, what are

(a) P{X+Y=2}?

(b) P{XY=0}?

(c) E[XY]?

Short Answer

Expert verified

a) The value of P{X+Y=2}is 6.024×105

b) The value of P[XY=0]is 0.135300825

c) The value ofE[XY]is15

Step by step solution

01

Given Information (Part a)

Function ofX=MX(t)=exp2et2

Function of Y=MY(T)=34et+1410

(X,Y)=Independent,

ThenP{X+Y=2}=?

02

Explanation (Part a) 

MX(t)=exp2et1X~Poisson

MY(t)=34et+1410Y~Binomial10,34

CalculateP{X+Y=2}

P[X+Y=2]=P[X=0,Y=2]+P[X=1,Y=1]+P[X=2,Y=0]

Here(X,Y)are independent, so

=P[X=0]P[Y=2]+P[X=1]P[Y=1]+P[X=2]P[Y=0]

=e2(0.000386)+2e2(0.0000286)+22e22!9.537×107

=e20.000386+5.72×105+1.9074×106

localid="1647493526857" =e24.451074×104

=6.024×105

03

Final Answer (Part a) 

Hence, the value ofP{X+Y=2}is 6.024×105.

04

Given Information (Part b)

Function of X=MX(t)=exp2et-2

Function of Y=MY(T)=34et+1410

(X,Y)=Independent,

Then role="math" localid="1647493957328" P[XY=0]=??

05

Explanation (Part b) 

b) P[XY=0]=P[X=0orrole="math" localid="1647494461034" Y=0]

role="math" localid="1647494559363" P[X=0]+P[Y=0]P[X=0,Y=0]

=e2+(9.5367×107)[e2(9.5367×107)]

role="math" localid="1647494541691" =0.1353+0.0000009540.000000129

=0.135300825

06

Final Answer (Part b)

Hence, the value isP[XY=0]=0.135300825

07

Step 1:

Function of X=MX(t)=exp2et-2

Function of Y=MY(T)=34et+1410

(X,Y)=Independent,

ThenE[XY]=?

08

Explanation (Part c)

c) E[XY]=E[X]E[Y](XandY)are independent

=(λ)·(np)

=(2)(10×0.75)

=15

09

Final Answer (c)

Hence, the value isE[X,Y]=15

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