6. TRUE or FALSE: Indicate if the given statement is true or false, giving a brief explanation of the reasoning you use in coming to an answer. (a) Suppose that Y1, Y2, ..., Yn is a random sample from a normal population with unknown param- eters u and o. Then (Y – µ)/(0//n) is a pivotal quantity for the population mean u. (b) Suppose that 01 and 02 are two estimators of some population parameter 0, and further that 01 is unbiased but that 02 is a biased estimator. Then MSE(0,) < MSE(02). (c) Suppose that Z has a standard normal distribution, and that T has Student's t distribution with 5 degrees of freedom. Then P(Z > 2) > P(T > 2). (Determine the answer to this question without referring to any tables or other numerical calculations.)

6. TRUE or FALSE: Indicate if the given statement is true or false, giving a brief explanation of the reasoning you use in coming to an answer. (a) Suppose that Y1, Y2, ..., Yn is a random sample from a normal population with unknown param- eters u and o. Then (Y – µ)/(0//n) is a pivotal quantity for the population mean u. (b) Suppose that 01 and 02 are two estimators of some population parameter 0, and further that 01 is unbiased but that 02 is a biased estimator. Then MSE(0,) < MSE(02). (c) Suppose that Z has a standard normal distribution, and that T has Student's t distribution with 5 degrees of freedom. Then P(Z > 2) > P(T > 2). (Determine the answer to this question without referring to any tables or other numerical calculations.)

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