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    A. Distribucion Normal para Una Media de 1.2 y Una Desviacion Estandar de 0.4 (Mgalones)

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    This document contains a quiz with questions about normal distributions. It includes calculations of probabilities and percentiles using the normal PDF and CDF with different parameters and representations. The questions cover topics such as calculating probabilities that a random variable X is below or between certain values, finding the 90th percentile, and performing these calculations using the standard normal distribution as well as non-standard normal distributions. Graphs and tables are used alongside mathematical formulas to solve the problems.

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    QUIZ No 2

    Dario Alonso Ramirez Amaya


    A. Distribucion normal para una media de 1.2 y una desviacion estandar de 0.4 (Mgalones)
    In[1]:= Med = 1.2;

    In[2]:= Desv = 0.4;

    In[3]:= PDF[NormalDistribution[Med, Desv], x]


    2
    Out[3]= 0.997356 ⅇ-3.125 (-1.2+x)

    2
    In[7]:= Plot0.997356 ⅇ-3.125 (-1.2+x) , {x, - 5, 5}, PlotRange → All

    1.0

    0.8

    0.6

    Out[7]=

    0.4

    0.2

    -4 -2 2 4

    Probabilidad de que x sea menor que 1.5 usando la PDF


    In[8]:= Integrate[Out[3], {x, - ∞, 1.5}]
    Out[8]= 0.773373

    Probabilidad de que x este en 1 y 1.6


    In[10]:= Integrate[Out[3], {x, - ∞, 1.6}] - Integrate[Out[3], {x, - ∞, 1}]
    Out[10]= 0.532807

    El percentil 90 de la de la capacidad
    In[50]:= k = 0;

    Fori = 1.7, i < 1.8, i = i + 0.001,


    a = Integrate[Out[3], {x, - ∞, i}];
    Ifk ⩵ 0 && a ≥ 0.9, p90 = i;
    k = 1;, f 

    In[52]:= p90
    Out[52]= 1.713

    In[55]:= Integrate[Out[3], {x, - ∞, p90}]


    Out[55]= 0.900166

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    2 Quiz2.nb

    B. FUNCION DE FRECUENCIA CDF

    1
    Out[56]= Erfc[1.76777 (1.2 - x)]
    2

    1
    In[58]:= Plot Erfc[1.76777 (1.2 - x)], {x, - 1, 5}
    2
    1.0

    0.8

    0.6

    Out[58]=

    0.4

    0.2

    -1 1 2 3 4 5

    Probabilidad de que x sea menor que 1.5 usando la CDF


    In[59]:= x = 1.5;

    1
    In[60]:= F= Erfc[1.7677669529663684` (1.2` - x)]
    2
    Out[60]= 0.773373

    Probabilidad de que x sea mayor que 1 y menor que 1.6 usando CDF
    1
    In[61]:= F2 = Table Erfc[1.7677669529663684` (1.2` - x)], {x = 1.6} -
    2
    1
    Table Erfc[1.7677669529663684` (1.2` - x)], {x = 1}
    2
    Out[61]= {0.532807}

    El percentil 90 de la de la capacidad con la CDF


    In[63]:= InverseCDF[NormalDistribution[1.2, 0.4], 0.9]
    Out[63]= 1.71262

    C. Usando la Funcion normal estandar para la PDF


    In[64]:= PDF[NormalDistribution[], u]
    u2
    ⅇ- 2
    Out[64]=
    2π

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    Quiz2.nb 3

    In[65]:= Plot[PDF[NormalDistribution[], u], {u, - 5, 5}]

    0.4

    0.3

    Out[65]= 0.2

    0.1

    -4 -2 2 4

    Probabilidad de que x sea menor que 1.5 usando la PDF estandar


    In[84]:= x = 1.5;

    u1 = (x - Med) / Desv
    Out[67]= 0.75

    In[68]:= Integrate[Out[64], {u, - ∞, Out[67]}]


    Out[68]= 0.773373

    Probabilidad de x mayor que 1 y x menor que 1.6

    In[70]:= x1 = 1;

    In[71]:= x2 = 1.6;

    In[72]:= u1 = (x1 - Med) / Desv


    Out[72]= - 0.5

    In[73]:= u2 = (x2 - Med) / Desv


    Out[73]= 1.

    In[74]:= Integrate[Out[64], {u, - ∞, Out[73]}] - Integrate[Out[64], {u, - ∞, Out[72]}]


    Out[74]= 0.532807

    D. Usando la funcion de frecuencia estandar


    In[75]:= CDF[NormalDistribution[], u]

    1 u
    Out[75]= Erfc- 
    2 2

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    4 Quiz2.nb

    In[76]:= Plot[Out[75], {u, - 5, 5}]

    1.0

    0.8

    0.6

    Out[76]=

    0.4

    0.2

    -4 -2 2 4

    Probabilidad de que x sea menor que 1.5 usando la CDF estandar


    In[86]:= u = 0.75
    Out[86]= 0.75

    1 u
    In[87]:= Erfc- 
    2 2
    Out[87]= 0.773373

    La probabilidad de x mayor a1 y x menor que 1.6


    1 u2 1 u1
    In[89]:= Erfc- - Erfc- 
    2 2 2 2
    Out[89]= 0.532807

    El p90 Usando la CDF estandar


    In[90]:= InverseCDF[NormalDistribution[], 0.9]
    Out[90]= 1.28155

    In[91]:= Solve[((x90 - Med) / Desv) == Out[90], x90]


    Out[91]= {{x90 → 1.71262}}

    E. Usando las tablas de funcion estandar.


    x<1.5
    In[92]:= p = 0.773
    Out[92]= 0.773

    1<x<1.6
    In[93]:= p = 0.532
    Out[93]= 0.532

    P90
    In[94]:= z = 1.285
    Out[94]= 1.285

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    Quiz2.nb 5

    In[95]:= Solve[z ⩵ ((x90 - Med) / Desv), x90]


    Out[95]= {{x90 → 1.714}}

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