1. Suppose that X,,,X, and Y,.,Y, are random samples from an independent N(2,5) and N(2,30), respectively. Let X and Y denote the sample means and s? denotes the sample variance. (a) Compute P(X >Ỹ+2). (X-2 (b) Find a constant k such that P S =0.95. (c) Find a constant / such that P(Sx >1)=0.90.

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1. Suppose that X,,…,X, and Y,Y, are random samples from an independent
N(2,5) and N(2,30), respectively. Let X and Y denote the sample means and
s? denotes the sample variance.
(a)
Compute P(X >7+2).
X-2
<k = 0.95.
S
(b)
Find a constant k such that P
(c)
Find a constant 1 such that P(S, >1) = 0.90.
(d)
Find a constant m such that P
< m |= 0.05.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Suppose that X,,…,X, and Y,Y, are random samples from an independent N(2,5) and N(2,30), respectively. Let X and Y denote the sample means and s? denotes the sample variance. (a) Compute P(X >7+2). X-2 <k = 0.95. S (b) Find a constant k such that P (c) Find a constant 1 such that P(S, >1) = 0.90. (d) Find a constant m such that P < m |= 0.05.
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