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Question 5 i.i.d. some distribution with mean 1 and finite variance. Let Y, Y,.. Let X1, X2, . .. some other distribution with mean 2 and finite variance. Suppose the X;'s and the Y;'s are i.i.d. independent with each other. (a) Prove that X1 + X2+ 1 ... + Xn P -> as n → Yı + Y, + · . (b) Does the above still hold if the X,'s and the Y,'s are not independent with each other? Explain. (We assume the X,'s themselves are still i.i.d. and the Y,'s themselves are still i.i.d.)

Question 5 i.i.d. some distribution with mean 1 and finite variance. Let Y, Y,.. Let X1, X2, . .. some other distribution with mean 2 and finite variance. Suppose the X;'s and the Y;'s are i.i.d. independent with each other. (a) Prove that X1 + X2+ 1 ... + Xn P -> as n → Yı + Y, + · . (b) Does the above still hold if the X,'s and the Y,'s are not independent with each other? Explain. (We assume the X,'s themselves are still i.i.d. and the Y,'s themselves are still i.i.d.)

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Question 5 i.i.d. some distribution with mean 1 and finite variance. Let Y, Y, . Let X1, X2, . .. some other distribution with mean 2 and finite variance. Suppose the X;'s and the Y;'s are i.i.d. independent with each other. (a) Prove that X1 + X2 + ...+ Xn 1 as n → x∞ Y1 + Y2 + · · . ... + Yn (b) Does the above still hold if the X,'s and the Y,'s are not independent with each other? Explain. (We assume the X,'s themselves are still i.i.d. and the Y,'s themselves are still i.i.d.)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 i.i.d. some distribution with mean 1 and finite variance. Let Y, Y, . Let X1, X2, . .. some other distribution with mean 2 and finite variance. Suppose the X;'s and the Y;'s are i.i.d. independent with each other. (a) Prove that X1 + X2 + ...+ Xn 1 as n → x∞ Y1 + Y2 + · · . ... + Yn (b) Does the above still hold if the X,'s and the Y,'s are not independent with each other? Explain. (We assume the X,'s themselves are still i.i.d. and the Y,'s themselves are still i.i.d.)
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