MATH 328 Probability Theory with Applications

MATH 328 Week 7 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemWeek 7 Forum: Limit Theorems and Additional Topics/ Chebyshev’s Inequality, the Markov Inequality, and the Central Limit TheoremChebyshev’s Inequality, the Markov Inequality, and the Central Limit TheoremChapters 8 and 9 discuss a number of topics which have widespread applicability to real world applications. The Central Limit Theorem for example is fundamental to all

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MATH 328 Week 6 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemWeek 6 Forum: Expectation and Variance/ Expectation and Variance in Real LifeExpectation and Variance in Real LifeOver the last few weeks we have taken a look at discrete random variables, continuous random variables, and more than one random variable at a time (joint distributions). This week we will take a look at some of the characteristics of random variables of an

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MATH 328 Week 5 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemWeek 5 Forum: Jointly Distributed Random Variables/ Jointly Distributed Random Variables in Real LifeJointly Distributed Random Variables in Real LifeFollowing on our discussion over the last two weeks of discrete and continuous random variables, this week we will take a look at jointly distributed random variables. Joint distributions are simply those which involve tw

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MATH 328 Week 4 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemWeek 4 Forum: Continuous Random Variables/ Continuous Random Variables in Real LifeContinuous Random Variables in Real LifeLast week we focused on discrete random variables, and this week we will do the same thing for continuous random variables. The difference is simple. A discrete random variable can take on only discrete values (if numeric these would be whole numbe

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MATH 328 Week 3 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemWeek 3 Forum: Discrete Random Variables / Discrete Random Variables in Real LifeDiscrete Random Variables in Real LifeRandom variables are the “heart and soul” of probability and statistics, and as such they have wide applicability. Random variables can be either discrete or continuous. Continuous random variables we will talk about next week; for this week let’s conce

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MATH 328 Week 2 Discussion | Assignment Help |american-public-university-systemForums / Week 2 Forum: History of ProbabilityWhile probability was a known concept as far back as Medieval times, and games of chance date back at least to ancient Egypt (and probably even before that), probability theory as we know it today dates back only several hundred years. In the 17th century Galileo looked at dice throwing, but the study of probability as we th

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