MATLAB. I need a MATLAB code for 1,3,4,5,6 please. Problem 1. Let In = (3.xn-1 +
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MATLAB. I need a MATLAB code for 1,3,4,5,6 please.
Problem 1. Let In = (3.xn-1 + 7) mod(100). Find x1, ... , 112 if x) = 0, 1, 2, and 4. |Hint: In Maple you may use a code: x := 0; for i from 1 to 12 do x := (3*I+ 7) mod 100; end do; press return to see what happens. Read about the loop command for in Maple help. Problem 2. With t1 = 23, x2 = 66, and In = 3.xn-1 + 5.xn-2 mod(100), n > 3 we will call the sequence un = In/100, n > 1, the text's random number sequence. Find its first 14 values. Problem 3. A family with three children is chosen at random and the number X of daughters is counted. Describe how to simulate an observation on X based on U unif[0, 1]. Problem 4. A girl who has two siblings is chosen at random and the number X of her sisters is counted. Describe how to simulate an observation on X based on U - unif[0, 1]. Problem 5. Let X be the time of the first success in a sequence of independent Bernoulli trials, each trail having probability p of success. Then X is a geometric random variable with parameter p and the probability mass function (pmf) pk = P(X = k) = (1 - p)k-ip, k = 1, 2, .... Show that, in order to simulate an observation on X, we can use X = in(U)/ln(1 - p)1, where U - unif[0, 1]. Here [x] denotes the rounding up a number x to the nearest integer (e.g., (1.3= 2). Problem 6. Simulate 20 observations on X corresponding to problems 3, 4, and 5. In Problem 5 take p = 1/2. Include printouts of your codes.Explanation / Answer
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function y = modulus (x0)
x = zeros(13,1);
x(1) = x0 ;
for i = 2 : 13
x (i) = mod ((3 * x(i-1) + 7) , 100) ;
end
for i = 1:12
y (i) = x(i+1);
end
// this function takes x0 as input and gives x1 to x12 as vector y
modulus (0)
ans =
7 28 91 80 47 48 51 60 87 68 11 40
modulus(1)
ans =
10 37 18 61 90 77 38 21 70 17 58 81
modulus(2)
ans =
13 46 45 42 33 6 25 82 53 66 5 22
modulus(4)
ans =
19 64 99 4 19 64 99 4 19 64 99 4
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