Let X ~ N(0,1), the standard Normal distribution. (a) Determine the 3rd moment of X. (b) Determine the 4th moment of X. (c) Let Y = X?. Determine the variance of Y. (d) Find the nth moment of X, where n = 5, 7,9, ...

Let X ~ N(0,1), the standard Normal distribution. (a) Determine the 3rd moment of X. (b) Determine the 4th moment of X. (c) Let Y = X?. Determine the variance of Y. (d) Find the nth moment of X, where n = 5, 7,9, ...

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6. Let X ~ N(0, 1), the standard Normal distribution.
(a)
Determine the 3rd moment of X.
(b)
Determine the 4th moment of X.
(c)
Let Y = X2. Determine the variance of Y.
(d)
Find the nth moment of X, where n = 5, 7,9,. .

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