Let X11, X12,, Xin, and X21, X22, , X2n₂ be two independent random samples of size ₁ and n₂ from two normal populations N(μ₁, of) and N(μ2, 0) respectively. n 1 Let X₁ = Xij, S²: Σ(Xij-X₁)² for i = 1, 2. n₂ - n j=1 (c) Using appropriate statistics and parameters from the above specifications, de- fine a statistic that follows an F distribution with (n₁-1) and (n₂ - 1) degrees of freedom. (d) Derive a (1-a) x 100% confidence interval for by using the above F statistic

Let X11, X12,, Xin, and X21, X22, , X2n₂ be two independent random samples of size ₁ and n₂ from two normal populations N(μ₁, of) and N(μ2, 0) respectively. n 1 Let X₁ = Xij, S²: Σ(Xij-X₁)² for i = 1, 2. n₂ - n j=1 (c) Using appropriate statistics and parameters from the above specifications, de- fine a statistic that follows an F distribution with (n₁-1) and (n₂ - 1) degrees of freedom. (d) Derive a (1-a) x 100% confidence interval for by using the above F statistic

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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