1. Suppose F = Fv2; where v1, v2 > 0. (a) For what values of vị, V2 > 0 do we have E (F) 0 do we have E () < o? (d) When E () < 00, find E (). (e) Derive the pdf for F. (f) Derive the pdf for . (g) Under what condition on vị and vz does P(F < t) = P (F > }) hold for all t> 0?

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1. Suppose F = F,v2; where v1, vz > 0.
(a) For what values of v1, v2 > 0 do we have E (F) < oo?
(b) When E (F) <o, find E (F).
(c) For what values of v1, V2 > 0 do we have E () <oo?
(d) When E () <∞, find E (#).
(e) Derive the pdf for F.
(f) Derive the pdf for .
(g) Under what condition on vi and v2 does P(F < t) = P (F > ) hold
for all t > 0?
Transcribed Image Text:1. Suppose F = F,v2; where v1, vz > 0. (a) For what values of v1, v2 > 0 do we have E (F) < oo? (b) When E (F) <o, find E (F). (c) For what values of v1, V2 > 0 do we have E () <oo? (d) When E () <∞, find E (#). (e) Derive the pdf for F. (f) Derive the pdf for . (g) Under what condition on vi and v2 does P(F < t) = P (F > ) hold for all t > 0?
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