kshghoun d.

asked • 06/11/16

The random variable X has pdf given by f(x)=(1+x),-1<x=0 and f(x)=(1-x),0<x<1

The random variable X has pdf given by 
f(x)=(1+x),-1<x≤0 and f(x)=(1-x),0<x<1
 
a)Find F(x) and sketch its graph?
 
my solution:
F(X)=(x^2/2)+x+1/2 , -1<x≤0 and F(x)=x-(x^2/2) , 0<x<1
Is it correct? and how can I sketch graph since its two functions?
 
b)Find P (0.4<X<0.7)
 
My solution:
F(0.7)-F(0.4) but here two functions for F(x) which one I need to choose?
 
c)Find the mean of the distribution?
 
my solution :
E(X)= the integration of x (1+x) from -1 to o
and E(X)= the integration of x from 0 to 1
 
here I find two solves for E(x) , is it ok?
 
d)Find the 75th percentile of the distribution?
 
here could you explain to me how can I find the percentile because my teacher did not explain it and I did not find anything by google?

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Kenneth S. answered • 06/11/16

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