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The diameter of a particle of contamination (in micrometers) is modeled with the probability density function for . Determine the following (round all of your answers to 3 decimal places): (a) Enter your answer in accordance to the item a) of the question statement .972 (b) Enter your answer in accordance to the item b) of the question statement .0123 (c) Enter your answer in accordance to the item c) of the question statement .028 (d) Enter your answer in accordance to the item d) of the question statement .972 (e) Determine such that . Enter your answer in accordance to the item e) of the question statement

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Answer:

a
P(X < &nbsp;5) = &nbsp;0.960

b
P(X > &nbsp;8) = 0.016

c
P(6 < x < 10) = &nbsp;0.018

d
P(X < 6 or &nbsp;X > 10 ) = &nbsp;0.982

e
X = &nbsp;2

Explanation:

From the question we are told that

The probability density function is
f(x) = &nbsp;(2)/(x^3) for x > 1

Considering question a


P(x < 5) = \int\limits^5_1 {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=>
P(X < &nbsp;5) = &nbsp;[-(1)/(x^2) ]| &nbsp;\left \ 5} \atop {1}} \right.

=>
P(X < &nbsp;5) = - (1)/(25) &nbsp;+ &nbsp; (1)/(1^2)

=>
P(X < &nbsp;5) = &nbsp;0.960

Considering question b


P(x > 8) =1 &nbsp;- \int\limits^6_1 {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=>
P(X > 8) =1- &nbsp;[-(1)/(x^2) ]| &nbsp;\left \ 8} \atop {1}} \right.

=>
P(X > &nbsp;8) = 1 - [- (1)/(64) &nbsp;+ &nbsp; (1)/(1^2)]

=>
P(X > &nbsp;8) = 0.016

Considering question c


P(6 < x < 10) = \int\limits^(10)_(6) {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=>
P(6 < x < 10) = &nbsp;[-(1)/(x^2) ]| &nbsp;\left \ 10} \atop {6}} \right.

=>
P(6 < x < 10) = &nbsp;[- (1)/(100) &nbsp;+ &nbsp; (1)/(36)]

=>
P(6 < x < 10) = &nbsp;0.018

Considering question d


P(X < 6 or &nbsp;X > 10 ) = 1 - P(6 < x < 10) = 1 - \int\limits^(10)_(6) {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx

=>
P(X < 6 or &nbsp;X > 10 ) =1- &nbsp;[-(1)/(x^2) ]| &nbsp;\left \ 10} \atop {6}} \right.

=>
P(X < 6 or &nbsp;X > 10 ) =1- [- (1)/(100) &nbsp;+ &nbsp; (1)/(36)] [/tex]

=>
P(X < 6 or &nbsp;X > 10 ) = &nbsp;0.982

Considering question e


P(X &nbsp;< &nbsp;x ) = &nbsp;\int\limits^x_1 {(2)/(x^3) } \, dx &nbsp;= &nbsp;0.75


P(X &nbsp;< &nbsp;x ) = &nbsp;[- (1)/(x^2) ]| \left \ x } \atop {1}} \right. &nbsp;= &nbsp;0.75


P(X &nbsp;< &nbsp;x ) = &nbsp;- (1)/(x^2) - [- (1)/(1^2) ]= 0.75


P(X &nbsp;< &nbsp;x ) = &nbsp;- (1)/(x^2) + 1 = 0.75


- (1)/(x^2) &nbsp;= -0.25


X = &nbsp;2

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