X₁ and X2 are random samples from N(μ, o²).(1) Find the distribution of V=X₁ - X₂.(2) Using (1) determine the constant c so that cV₂ follows chi-square distribution and using this, find the 100 x (1-a)confidence interval of o².

Answered: (1) Find the distribution of V=X₁ - X₂.

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