Inequalities
[16/25%]Let be a nonnegative increasing function and an arbitrary random variable. Prove that for any the inequality
holds.
Let . Prove that
Prove that for arbitrary random variables and
Let . Prove that:
for any ;
for any .
Prove that for .
Prove that for a random variable with finite variance and any
Let be a random variable with , . Prove that for any
Let the random variable have a Poisson distribution with parameter . Prove that for any :
;
;
.
Let the random variable have:
a Poisson distribution with parameter ;
an exponential distribution with parameter ;
the standard normal distribution.
Determine the value of the parameter minimizing the expression on the right-hand side of the inequality in problem 14.7. Find the value of this minimum.
Prove the following inequalities:
;
.
When can equality hold in these inequalities?
Is the following reasoning valid: «It is 1 km from home to work, and I walk at an average speed of 5 km/h, so on average my commute takes 12 minutes»?
Prove that if the random variable has a moment of order , then its distribution function satisfies the relation
Prove that is equivalent to .
Suppose for some . What can be said about the random variable ?
Let the random variable have finite expectation, with for every event . Prove that .
Prove that for any nonnegative random variable with finite variance, the inequality
holds.