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Question
The mean and standard deviation of random variable X are 10 and 5 respectively, then `"E"(("X" - 15)/5)^2` = ______.
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Solution
The mean and standard deviation of random variable X are 10 and 5 respectively, then `"E"(("X" - 15)/5)^2` = 2.
Explanation:
Var(X) = `sigma^2 = 5^2` = 25
Var(X) = E(X2) – [E(X)]2
⇒ 25 = E(X2) – 102
⇒ E(X2) = 125
`"E"(("X" - 15)/5)^2 = "E"(("X"^2 - 30"X" + 225)/25)`
= `1/25 ["E"("X"^2) - 30"E"("X") + 225]`
= `1/25 (125 - 300 + 225)`
= 2
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