Implement the pseudo-random number generator Zi = 16807Zi-1 mod(2^31 – 1) in your favorite computer language. Using the seed ZO = 1234567, run the generator for 100,000 observations. Perform a x2 goodness-of-fit test on the resulting PRN's. (PRN stands for Pseudo Random Number.) Use 20 equal-probability intervals and level 0.05. Now perform a runs up-anddown %3D test with a = 0.05 on the observations to see if they are independent.

Implement the pseudo-random number generator Zi = 16807Zi-1 mod(2^31 – 1) in your favorite computer language. Using the seed ZO = 1234567, run the generator for 100,000 observations. Perform a x2 goodness-of-fit test on the resulting PRN's. (PRN stands for Pseudo Random Number.) Use 20 equal-probability intervals and level 0.05. Now perform a runs up-anddown %3D test with a = 0.05 on the observations to see if they are independent.

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