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Again, let X_1,..., X_n be iid observations from the Uniform(0, theta) distribution. a. Find the joint pdf of X_1 and X_n b. Define R = X_n - X_1 as the sample range.
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SOLVED: 1 Expectation and Covariance We are given X Poisson(A) and Y Uniform(a,b) sampled IID from known distributions. We define: A = 2X+Y B = X-2Y What is E[A] and E[B]? What
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SOLVED: X1, Xz are iid random variables with uniform distribution over [0,1]. U = max(X1; Xz), V = min( X1;Xz). Find the mean of U and V. Compare the variances of U
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