Prove that V = Vw+ Vg; that is, E(X x - X )²= £ (x – X,)²+ £(x,. – X)? jk j,k j,k j,k

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Prove that V = Vw + Vg; that is,
E(xx - X )²= _(xµ – X, )²+ £(x, – X )²
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Transcribed Image Text:1 Prove that V = Vw + Vg; that is, E(xx - X )²= _(xµ – X, )²+ £(x, – X )² j,k j,k j,k
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