Using the e-contamination class described in Example 26, with e = 0.1, repeat the analysis, and compare the resulting indicated robustness with the answer for the e-contamination class with 2 = {all...

Using the e-contamination class described in Example 26, with e = 0.1, repeat the analysis, and compare the resulting indicated robustness with the answer for the e-contamination class with 2 = {all distributions}, in (a) Exercise 92; (b) Exercise 93; (c) Exercise 94.