Y,, Y, Y, are n iid observations of a continuous random variable named Y One observation will be the test statistic in the following hypothesis test: Hạ: Y-Gamma(a = 5,ß = 4) Y-EXP(B = 20) H, will be rejected iff Y > k, where k is a known constant. 5.3.a Set up (but do not attempt to evaluate) a definite integral that would find the probability of Type 1 error. 5.3.b Set up (but do not attempt to evaluate) a definite integral that would find the probability of Type 2 error.

Y,, Y, Y, are n iid observations of a continuous random variable named Y One observation will be the test statistic in the following hypothesis test: Hạ: Y-Gamma(a = 5,ß = 4) Y-EXP(B = 20) H, will be rejected iff Y > k, where k is a known constant. 5.3.a Set up (but do not attempt to evaluate) a definite integral that would find the probability of Type 1 error. 5.3.b Set up (but do not attempt to evaluate) a definite integral that would find the probability of Type 2 error.

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