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20<br />

! z<br />

10<br />

PRACTICE EXAMINATION NO. 6<br />

This case ends when the line crosses the origin, i.e., when z = 0. Between z = 0 and z = 300, the<br />

probability we want to find is just the area of the shaded region as a fraction of the area of the 20<br />

by 20 square. The bottom side of the shaded region has length z<br />

(from y = 0 and the equation<br />

25<br />

of the line) and the top side has length 8 + z<br />

(from y = 20 and the equation of the line), so that<br />

25<br />

its area is 20 ! 4 + z " %<br />

#<br />

$<br />

25&<br />

' = 80 + 4<br />

z. As a fraction of the entire area, this is<br />

5<br />

Therefore,<br />

80 +<br />

FZ ( z)<br />

=<br />

4<br />

5 z<br />

400<br />

= 1 z<br />

+<br />

5 500 .<br />

fZ ( z)<br />

= FZ! ( z)<br />

= 1<br />

for 0 ! z ! 300.<br />

500<br />

Again, this is the same answer we obtained before. The final case is when the line crosses the yaxis<br />

above the origin, but below 20. When the line crosses the origin, z = 0. When the line<br />

crosses the y-axis at the point (0, 20), we have z = !200. In this case, the figure looks as follows:<br />

! z<br />

10<br />

y<br />

y = 2.5x ! 0.1z<br />

y = 2.5x ! 0.1z<br />

ASM Study Manual for Course P/1 Actuarial Examination. © Copyright 2004-2007 by Krzysztof Ostaszewski - 269 -<br />

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