MAY I know how to get the final answer? If X,, X2, ..., Xn are independent random variables having exponential distributions with the sameпparameter 0.(а)Find the probability density of the random variable Y = X1 + X2 + …+ Xn....(b) Identify the distribution of Y, and what are its parameters? SolutionSince X1, X2, .,Xn having exponential distribution with the sameparameter 0, hence1Mx, (t)Ot1Mx, (t)1 — Өt1Mx, (t)1 – OtBased on Theorem 1.27,nMy(t) = | | Mx;(t)i=1Ot,OtOt(1 – Ot)nTherefore, Y has gamma distribution with parameter a = n and ß = 0.

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