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Class 12 · English Medium · Cambridge · Mathematics
Use conditional probabilities and transform a random variable’s mean and spread.
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Conditional probability changes the reference event: P(A|B)=P(A∩B)/P(B) when P(B)>0. If Y=aX+b, its mean becomes aE(X)+b and variance a²Var(X). Variance measures squared spread; adding a constant shifts location without changing spread.
If E(X)=4 and Var(X)=9, then Y=2X+1 has mean9 and variance36. This describes a model’s average and squared variability, not an individual outcome.
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3×5−2.
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3²×4.
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The mean also rises by 7, so each deviation from the mean stays the same.
Explain deviation, not only quote a rule.
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