Question

Translate the following statements into probability notation. Use x as the random variable. some options are used more than once!

The probability of x being no less than a:
a. P(x=a)
b. P(x≤a)
c. P(x ≥a).
d. P(x>a)
e. P(x > a)

Answer 1

The random variable X can take on different values and has a distribution denoted as X~. The probability of X being no less than a is represented by P(x ≥ a).

Step-by-step explanation:

a. X represents the random variable.

b. X can take on various values depending on the context of the problem.

c. The distribution of X, denoted as X~, refers to the probabilities associated with each possible value of X.

d. The probability that x is no less than a is represented by P(x ≥ a).