Q2. (a) Prove Theorem 9 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)). (b) Prove Theorem 10 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)). (c) Prove the identity E(X -...


Q2. (a) Prove Theorem 9 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)).<br>(b) Prove Theorem 10 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)).<br>(c) Prove the identity E(X - H)? = E,(X; – X)² + n (X – H)?.<br>

Extracted text: Q2. (a) Prove Theorem 9 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)). (b) Prove Theorem 10 of the book. (Hint: Use moment generating function (m.g.f.)). (c) Prove the identity E(X - H)? = E,(X; – X)² + n (X – H)?.
THEOREM 9. If X1. X2,...,X, are independent random variables having<br>chi-square distributions with vi, v2,..., Vn degrees of freedom, then<br>Y = EX;<br>i=1<br>has the chi-square distribution with vi + v2+ +n degrees of freedom.<br>THEOREM 10. If X and X2 are independent random variables, X1<br>has a chi-square distribution with vi degrees of freedom, and X1+ X2 has<br>a chi-square distribution with v> v degrees of freedom, then X2 has a<br>chi-square distribution with v-v degrees of freedom.<br>

Extracted text: THEOREM 9. If X1. X2,...,X, are independent random variables having chi-square distributions with vi, v2,..., Vn degrees of freedom, then Y = EX; i=1 has the chi-square distribution with vi + v2+ +n degrees of freedom. THEOREM 10. If X and X2 are independent random variables, X1 has a chi-square distribution with vi degrees of freedom, and X1+ X2 has a chi-square distribution with v> v degrees of freedom, then X2 has a chi-square distribution with v-v degrees of freedom.

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