Theorem 3.7. Let {fn} be a sequence of real-valued (or complex-valued) function on a X. Then, fn 3ƒ on X if and only if lim ||fn – f|l,x = 0. metric space

Q: Theorem 9.6.4 The function V(x, v) = ar + bxy + cy is positive definite if, and only if, a> 0 and…

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Q: Theorem 1.8.8 (Welerstrass M-test for uniform convergence) If |u,(x)| sM, for all x, where M, is a…

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Q: Theorem 7.11 For a random variable X, which assumes only integral values, the erpectation E (X) can…

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Q: IfX is a binomial distribution variable, then, the moment generating function is (pe' +q)" .

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Q: Theorem 18-3. If A is the likelihood tatio for testing a simple hypothesis Họ and if U = O(2) is a…

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Q: Theorem 1.8.9 If each function u,(x) is continuous in asxsb and the series E un(x) is uniformly…

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Q: Theorem 3.16. For any three events A, B and C, Р (AnB IC)+ P (AnBIC)- Р (AI C)

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Q: Generalisation. The mathematical expectation of the sum of n random variables is equal to the suni…

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Q: Theorem 7-10. If X is a random variable which assumes only integral values with probability…

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Q: Prove this theorem.

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Q: Theorem 3.5. Finite Intersection Property If {Ka} is a collection of compact subsets of a metric…

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Q: If A1, A2, ... , A, are exhaustive and mutually exclusive events associated with a random experiment…

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Q: P is a probability function defined on the power set of a sample space S. Then (i) P() = 0, (ii)…

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Q: Theorem 3.9. For two events A and B, P (AnB) = P(A) .P (B IA), P(A) > 0 = P (B) . P(A \B), P(B) >0 }…

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Q: Theorem 3-6. If A and B are any two events (subsets of sample space S) and are not disjoint, then…

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Q: The power spectral density at zero frequency is equal to the area under the curve of the…

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Q: Theorem 3-9. If A, B, C are mutually independent events then A UB and C are also ndependent.

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Q: 9. Derive Poisson distribution as a binomial distribution. limiting form of

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Q: Theorem 5-6. (b) Distribution of the Difference of Two Random Variables. If X and Y are independent…

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Q: Theorem 3.10. If the events A and B are such that P(A) #0, P(B) ±0 and A is independent of B, then B…

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Q: Theorem 5.6 (d) Distribution of the Quotient of Two Random Variables. If X and Y are independent…

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Q: If n1,n2 are the sizes, x, x, the means, and o1, 0z the standard deviations of two series, hen the…

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Q: Theorem 4.2.5 (Cauchy's mean value theorem). Let f : [a,b] –→R and o: [a,b] → R be continuous…

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Q: Show that the moment generating function of sum of a number of independent random variables is equal…

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Q: Theorem 5-6. (a) If X and Y are independent continuous r.v.'s, then the p.d.f. of U = X + Y is given…

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Q: Theorem 4.2. Bayes' Theorem. If E1, E2, E2 ..., E, are mutually disjoint events with P (E;) # 0, (i…

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Q: If two RVs are independent, then the density function of their sum is given by the convolution of…

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Q: Theorem 17-15. If a sufficient estimator exists, it is a function of the Maximum Likelihood…

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Q: (i) If X is a random variable and K is a constant, then E(X + K)= E(X) + K

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Q: 7.2.9 Additivity Theorem Let f := [a,b] → R and let ce (a, b). Then f E R[a, b] if and only if its…

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Q: Prove this theorem.

A: First Isomorphism theorem for Rings: Let ϕ be a ring homomorphism from R to S. Then the mapping…

Q: Theorem 7-6. If the variables are uniformly bounded then the condition, lim Bn = 0, n- 00 n2 is…

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