Suppose that Z₁, Z2,..., Zn are statistically independentrandom variables. Define Y as the sum of squares of these random variables:12Y = Z² (n ≥2)i=1(b) Determine My (t) for the special case that Zi~ N(0, 1).

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Suppose that Z₁, Z2,..., Zn are statistically independent random variables. Define Y as the sum of squares of these random variables: Y = 72 i=1 Z² (n ≥2) (b) Determine My(t) for the special case that Zi~ N(0, 1).