Mathematical Statistics with Applications
Mathematical Statistics with Applications
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780495110811
Author: Dennis Wackerly, William Mendenhall, Richard L. Scheaffer
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 15, Problem 76SE

a.

To determine

Show that E(U)=n1n22 when H0 is true.

a.

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Consider

WA=i=1n1R(Ai)=i=1n1Xi

Where, Xi={R(zi)  if zi is from sample A0         if zi is from sample B

If H0 is true, then E(Xi) is given below:

E(Xi)=R(zi)P(Xi=R(zi))+0P(Xi=0)=R(zi)n1N+0=R(zi)n1N

The value of E(WA) is given below:

E(WA)=i=1NE(X1)=i=1NR(zi)n1N=n1Ni=1NR(zi)=n1N(N(N+1)2)=n1(N+1)2

From Exercise 15.75, U=n1n2+(12)n1(n1+1)WA.

The value of E(U) is given below:

E(U)=n1n2+(12)n1(n1+1)E(WA)=n1n2+(12)n1(n1+1)n1(N+1)2=2n1n2+n1(n1+1)n1(N+1)2=n1n22

Hence, E(U)=n1n22 when H0 is true.

b.

To determine

Show that V(U)=n1n2(n1+n2+1)12 when H0 is true.

b.

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The value of E(Xi2) is given below:

E(Xi2)=[R(zi)]2n1N

The value of V(Xi) is given below:

V(Xi)=E(Xi2)[E(Xi)]2=[R(zi)]2n1N[R(zi)n1N]2=[R(zi)]2(n1Nn12N2)=[R(zi)]2(n1Nn12N2)=[R(zi)]2(n1(Nn1)N2)

The value of E(Xi,Xj) and Cov(Xi,Xj) is given below:

E(Xi,Xj)=R(zi)R(zj)P(Xi=R(zi),Xj=R(zj))=R(zi)R(zj)(n1N)(n11N1)Cov(Xi,Xj)=R(zi)R(zj)(n1(Nn1)N2(N1))

The value of V(WA) is given below:

V(WA)=i=1NV(Xi)+ijCov(Xi,Xj)=(n1(Nn1)N2)i=1N[R(zi)]2(n1(Nn1)N2(N1))[i=1Nj=1NR(zi)R(zj)i=1NR(zi)2]=(n1(Nn1)N2)(N(N+1)(2N+1)6)(n1(Nn1)N2(N1)){(i=1NR(zi))2i=1NR(zi)2}=[(n1(Nn1)N2)(N(N+1)(2N+1)6)(n1(Nn1)N2(N1)){N2(N+1)24(N(N+1)(2N+1)6)}]=[(2n1(Nn1)(N+1)(2N+1)12N)(n1(Nn1)N2(N1)){N2(N+1)24(N(N+1)(2N+1)6)}]=n1n2(n1+n2+1)12[4N+2N(3N+2)(N1)n(N1)]=n1n2(n1+n2+1)12

The value of V(U) is given below:

V(U)=V(WA)=n1n2(n1+n2+1)12

Hence, V(U)=n1n2(n1+n2+1)12 when H0 is true.

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