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Assume that you want to generate random variables from U(-1,5) using random variables from U(0,1). What is the corresponding random variable of 0.10 ~ U(0,1)?
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Explanation:
Explanation
To generate random variables from U(-1,5) using random variables from U(0,1), we use the inverse transform method.
Step 1: Find the CDF of X ~ U(-1,5)
For a uniform distribution U(a,b), the CDF is:
Given X ~ U(-1,5), where a = -1 and b = 5:
Step 2: Apply the inverse transform method
Let U ~ U(0,1), then we solve for X:
Step 3: Calculate for U = 0.10
Therefore, the corresponding random variable for U = 0.10 is -0.40, which corresponds to option C.
Verification
The transformation X = 6U - 1 maps:
- When U = 0 β X = -1 (lower bound)
- When U = 1 β X = 5 (upper bound)
- When U = 0.10 β X = -0.40 (as calculated)
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