Lecture 4 Rescaling, Sum and difference of random variables: simple algebra for mean and standard deviation (X+Y) 2 =X 2 + Y 2 + 2 XY E (X+Y) 2 = EX 2.

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Lecture 4 Rescaling, Sum and difference of random variables: simple algebra for mean and standard deviation (X+Y) 2 =X 2 + Y XY E (X+Y) 2 = EX 2 + EY EXY Var (X+Y) = Var (X) + Var (Y) if independence Demonstrate with Box model (computer simulation) Two boxes : BOX A ; BOX B Each containing “infinitely” many tickets with numeric values (so that we don’t have to worry about the estimation problem now; use n) E= Expected value

Change of scale Inch to centimeter: cm= inch times 2.54 pound to kilogram: kg=lb times 2.2 Fahrenheit to Celsius o C= ( o F-32)/1.8 Y= X+a E Y = E X + a SD (Y) = SD (X) ; SD(a) =0 Y= c X E Y = c E X SD (Y)= |c| SD(X); Var (Y)= c 2 Var (X) Y=cX + a EY= c E X + a SD (Y) =| c| SD (X); Var (Y)= c 2 Var(X) Var X= E (X-  ) 2 = E X 2 - (EX) 2 (where  = E X)

BOX A x y=x+a 10 7 a= -3 E X =10

Two Boxes A and B ; independence Independence means that neither positive nor negative dependence; any combination of draws are equally possible Positive dependence means large values in Box A tend to associate with large values in Box B Negative dependence means large values in Box A tend to associate with small values in Box B

E (X+ Y) = E X + E Y; always holds E ( X Y) = ( E X ) ( EY) ; holds under independence assumption (show this! Next) Without independence assumption E(XY) is in general not equal to EX times EY ; it holds under a weaker form of independence called “uncorrelatedness” (to be discussed )

Combination Var (a X + b Y) = a 2 Var X + b 2 Var Y if X and Y are independent Var (X-Y) = Var X + Var Y Application : average of two independent measurement is more accurate than one measurement : a 50% reduction in variance Application : difference for normal distribution

x: 2, 3, 4, 5 y: 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 (2,5) (2,7) (2, 9) (2, 11) (2,13) (2,15) (3,5) (3,7) (3, 9) (3, 11) (3,13) (3,15) (4,5) (4,7) (4, 9) (4, 11) (4,13) (4,15) (5,5) (5,7) (5, 9) (5, 11) (5,13) (5,15) = 2 (sum of y) = 3 (sum of y) Total of product = (sum of x) times (sum of y) Product of x and y All combinations equally likely E (XY) = E (X) E (Y) Divided by 24 =4 times 6 = 5 (sum of y) = 4 (sum of y) E X = sum of x divided by 4 EY= sum of y divided by 6

Example Phone call charge : 40 cents per minute plus a fixed connection fee of 50 cents Length of a call is random with mean 2.5 minutes and a standard deviation of 1 minute. What is the mean and standard deviation of the distribution of phone call charges ? What is the probability that a phone call costs more than 2 dollars? What is the probability that two independent phone calls in total cost more than 4 dollars? What is the probability that the second phone call costs more than the first one by least 1 dollar?

Example Stock A and Stock B Current price : both the same, $10 per share Predicted performance a week later: same Both following a normal distribution with Mean $10.0 and SD $1.0 You have twenty dollars to invest Option 1 : buy 2 shares of A portfolio mean=?, SD=? Option 2 : buy one share of A and one share of B Which one is better? Why?

Better? In what sense? What is the prob that portfolio value will be higher than 22 ? What is the prob that portfolio value will be lower than 18? What is the prob that portfolio value will be between18 and 22? ( draw the distribution and compare)