the resources that are used in the body of the text (i.e. in-text citations)
Note: This assessment will evaluate what students have learnt throughout the semester.
You must use at least three (3) of the Five Required Resources found in the Essay – Week 14 folder.

statistic HW
Let us define a random variable Y as the sum of number of dots from tossing two fair dice. For example,
if we roll a 2 and a 3, then Y=5.
a) Tabulate the probability distribution and cumulative distribution of Y.
b) Graph them.
c) Calculate the Expectation of Y.
(Hints: you should enumerate all the possible outcomes of tossing two dice, shown below, in order to 1)
identify the set of values that Y can take on and 2) figure out the probability associated with each value.)
number rolled from the second die
number 1 2 3 4 5 6
rolled 1
from the 2
first die 3

Let us define another random variable 2 as the higher number of dots of the two dice. For example, if
we roll a 2 and 3, then Z=3; if we roll 2 and 6, then Z=6; if we roll 5 and 5, then Z=5.
a) Tabulate the probability distribution and cumulative distribution for 2.
b) Graph them.
c) Calculate the Expectation of Z.
Crime and Victimization

Project description
In the scenarios and resulting simulations, Dr. Carla O’Donnell discusses theories of victimization. Sgt. Barry Evans identifies criminals and their past convictions, and relates the applicable federal, state, and / or local agencies that would take jurisdiction over

Pages: 248