Example 9:33. If X and Y are independent Gamma variates with parameters µ and vrespectively, show that the variables U = X + Y, Z =X+Yare independent and that U is aY (µ + v) variate and Z is a B1(µ, v) variate.

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Example 9:33. If X and Y are independent Gamma variates with parameters µ and v respectively, show that the variables U = X + Y, Z = X +Y are independent and that U is a Y (u + v) variate and Z is a B,(u, v) variate.