Let X~gamma(2,1)
.
Find:
P(X>=2)
(X<=10)
I'm struggling to determine how to solve this. I know you must integrate some function from 2 to infinity and 0 to 10 but don't know what to integrate.
There are actually two ways to define Gamma-distribution - one with scaling 'theta' and another with inverse scale 'beta', see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_distribution
Fortunately, for parameter value of 1 there is no difference.
So you have to integrate PDF
f(x) = (1/G(2)) * x * exp(-x)
Gamma function at 2 is equal to 1. G(2)=1, so
P(x) = S x exp(-x) dx
where S
is integration notation.
P(x) = -(x+1)*exp(-x)
So now you have to substitute limits