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This document contains instructions for an online exam for the course Probability Methods in Engineering. It provides information about the course, instructor, date, student, and important submission guidelines. It includes 3 questions to be solved on paper and images of the solutions to be uploaded as PDF. Question 1 has 4 parts about sample spaces and mutually exclusive/collectively exhaustive events. Question 2 has 4 parts about a probability model involving program length and run time. Question 3 has 3 parts calculating probabilities from a table of call types and handoffs. Students are instructed to show work, take photos of solutions, and properly format and submit their PDF file by the deadline.

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COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI), Lahore Campus

This document contains instructions for an online exam for the course Probability Methods in Engineering. It provides information about the course, instructor, date, student, and important submission guidelines. It includes 3 questions to be solved on paper and images of the solutions to be uploaded as PDF. Question 1 has 4 parts about sample spaces and mutually exclusive/collectively exhaustive events. Question 2 has 4 parts about a probability model involving program length and run time. Question 3 has 3 parts calculating probabilities from a table of call types and handoffs. Students are instructed to show work, take photos of solutions, and properly format and submit their PDF file by the deadline.

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COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI), Lahore Campus

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering


1.5 KM Defence Road, Off Raiwind Road, Lahore
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Sessional 1 - SPRING 2021 (Online Exam)
Probability Methods in EEE251 Credit
Course Title: Course Code: 3(3,0)
Engineering CPE251 Hours:
Course Dr. Ejaz Ansari, Dr. Farooq-e- Programme
BSEE,BCE
Instructor/s: Azam, Syed Ahmed Faran Name:
Semester: 4th Batch: FA19 Section: A,B,C

Date April 01, 2021 Maximum Marks: 20


Student’s
Adnan Ahmad Reg. No. FA18_BCE-030
Name:
Important Instructions / Guidelines for Preparation/ Submission of Assignment:
 Total Time Allowed is 1 hour 15 mins including 15 mins uploading time.
 Late submission will not be entertained and will be referred to Department Examination
Committee for decision
 Fill in the Student’s Name and Registration Number in the above table by typing in
Microsoft Word.
 Solve the following questions by hand on paper in legible handwriting.
 Do not write question on the paper again.
 After solving question, take snapshot/ picture using mobile camera and paste the solution
image of each question in the given box.
 Properly trim and edit your images like crop unnecessary spaces, resize to fit the space and
increase image clarity.
 Save the file as the .pdf format and rename it as follows
 FA19_BXX_000.pdf
 Save the pdf file as minimum size option
 To capture image, you may use camscanner or Microsoft Office lens or similar
applications.

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Question 1 [C3, CLO1, PLO1] [1,1,2,2
Marks]
An integrated circuit factory has three machines X , Y and Z. Test one integrated circuit produced
by each machine. Either a circuit is acceptable (a) or it fails ( f ). An observation is a sequence of
three test results corresponding to the circuits from machines X , Y and Z, respectively. For
example, aaf is the observation that the circuits from X and Y pass the test and the circuit from
Z fails the test.
A. Show the elements of the sample space of this experiment.
B. Show the elements of the sets:
Z F =[ circuit ¿ Z fails]
X A =[circuit ¿ X is acceptable]
C. Show if Z F and X A mutually exclusive.
D. Show if Z F and X A collectively exhaustive.
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Question 2 [C3, CLO1, PLO1] [2,2,2,2
Marks]
Computer programs are classified by the length of the source code and by the execution time.
Programs with more than 150 lines in the source code are big ( B). Programs with ≤ 150 lines are
little ( L). Fast programs ( F) run in less than 0.1 seconds. Slow programs (W ) require at least 0.1
seconds. Monitor a program executed by a computer. Observe the length of the source code and
the run time. The probability model for this experiment contains the following information:
P [ LF ] =0.5 , P [ BF ] =0.2, and P [ BW ] =0.2 .
A. Show the sample space of the experiment.
Compute the following probabilities:
B. P [ W ]
C. P [ B ]
D. P [ W ∪ B ]
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Solution

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Question 3 [C3, CLO1, PLO1] [2,2,2
Marks]
Mobile telephones perform handoffs as they move from cell to cell. During a call, a telephone
either performs zero handoffs ( H 0 ), one handoff ( H 1 ), or more than one handoff ( H 2 ). In
addition, each call is either long ( L), if it lasts more than three minutes, or brief ( B). The
following table describes the probabilities of the possible types of calls.
H0 H1 H2
L 0.1 0.1 0.2
B 0.4 0.1 0.1
Table 1
A. Compute the probability P( H 0 ), that a phone makes no handoffs.
B. Compute the probability a call is brief.
C. Compute the probability a call is long or there are at least two handoffs.

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Solution:

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