6.8 Assume that Y has a beta distribution with parameters & and B.a Find the density function of U = 1 - Y.b Identify the density of U as one of the types we studied in Chapter 4. Be sure to identifyany parameter values.cdHow is E(U) related to E(Y)?How is V (U) related to V (Y)?

Part b of the question is not clear as it gives reference to chapter 4 which is not mentioned here.…

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Assume that Y has a beta distribution with parameters & and B. a Find the density function of U = 1-Y. b Identify the density of U as one of the types we studied in Chapter 4. Be sure to identify any parameter values. c How is E(U) related to E(Y)? d How is V(U) related to V (Y)?