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how to do #1, 2c, 3?

bumop

Idk wtf the first question is asking

2c. Set of 0 to approaching infinite nonfloods followed by one flood

3a. I really don't like the way this question is worded. Not clear to me, but maybe I'm just tired.
I'm guessing they're going for 0 to 200, since it says that 200 is the maximum load before yielding and no min is given

3b. [0,25)U(150,infinity)
3c. null set
3d. [0,50)U(100,infinity)
3e. [25,50)U(100,150]

Honestly if you had more than a day to do this, I think you could have looked this shit up and figured it out yourself. Please check for errors I didn't do this very carefully.

Edit: Btw, I'm not sure if the question is implying the sets should be capped at 200. Nothing about this question is stated very clearly to me (particularly what the load sample space is). If I were you, I'd ask the instructor for clarification.


Does this mean that the largest load will be <=200 (because they know anything more wouldn't work)?

This post was edited by zackill4 on Sep 26 2013 03:34am

how is 3c, null set? its 0-25, 150 - 200 OR 50 - 100

Yeah sorry, I misread union as intersection.

If you can do this why post it?
I only ask because, if this is a statistics course, this is probably the first problem set for the intro chapter.

This post was edited by zackill4 on Sep 26 2013 06:29pm