7. Let (r1, 12, ., T„) be a random sample from a normal distribution with mean u and a variance o?. Also let SE (r;-) be the sum of squares of the random sample. %3D State without proof the sampling distribution of the following; (a) t(x) = ao + b;a;, i = 0,1, ., n, a, are positive real constants. i=1 n(ī – µ)² (x – 4) (b) +(т) %— (f) t(x) = (c) t(x)= %3D (r – u) Σε- (g) t(x) = Σ- i=1 (c) t(r) = i=1 (d) t(r) = i=1 %3D E (*; – im-n)² j=1 i=m+1 (h) t(r) = m - 1 n - m - 1 (r – H) (e) t(r) = %3|

7. Let (r1, 12, ., T„) be a random sample from a normal distribution with mean u and a variance o?. Also let SE (r;-) be the sum of squares of the random sample. %3D State without proof the sampling distribution of the following; (a) t(x) = ao + b;a;, i = 0,1, ., n, a, are positive real constants. i=1 n(ī – µ)² (x – 4) (b) +(т) %— (f) t(x) = (c) t(x)= %3D (r – u) Σε- (g) t(x) = Σ- i=1 (c) t(r) = i=1 (d) t(r) = i=1 %3D E (*; – im-n)² j=1 i=m+1 (h) t(r) = m - 1 n - m - 1 (r – H) (e) t(r) = %3|

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Author:Amos Gilat

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