Mathematical Statistics with Applications
Mathematical Statistics with Applications
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781133384380
Author: Dennis Wackerly; William Mendenhall; Richard L. Scheaffer
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 6, Problem 77SE

a.

To determine

Find the joint density function of Y(j) and Y(k), where j and k are integers 1jkn

a.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 77SE

The joint density function of Y(j) and Y(k) is,

g(j)(k)(yj,yk)={n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)![yjθ]j1[ykθyjθ]k1j[1ykθ]nk1θ2},0yjθ .

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

From Theorem 6.5, the joint density function for Y(j) and Y(k) is,

g(j)(k)(yj,yk)={n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)![F(yj)]j1×[F(yk)F(yj)]k1j×[1F(yk)]nkf(yj)f(yk)}

From Exercise 6-74, the density function is f(y)=1θ,0yθ and the distribution function is F(y)=yθ.

The joint density function for Y(j) and Y(k) is,

g(j)(k)(yj,yk)=n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)![yjθ]j1×[ykθyjθ]k1j×[1ykθ]nk1θ×1θ=n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)![yjθ]j1[ykθyjθ]k1j[1ykθ]nk1θ2,0yjθ

b.

To determine

Find Cov(Y(j),Y(k)), where j and k are integers 1jkn.

b.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 77SE

The value of Cov(Y(j),Y(k)) is nk+1(n+1)2(n+2)θ2.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

Consider,

E(Y(j)Y(k))=yjykg(j)(k)(yj,yk)dyjdyk=yjyk{n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)![F(yj)]j1×[F(yk)F(yj)]k1j×[1F(yk)]nkf(yj)f(yk)}dyjdyk=n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)!θ010vuj[vu]k1jv[1v]nkdudv [Let, yjθ=uykθ=v]=cθ010vuj[vu]k1jv[1v]nkdudv            [c=n!(j1)!(k1j)!(nk)!]

Let us consider,

w=uvu=wvdu=vdw

Then, the integral becomes,

E(Y(j)Y(k))=cθ010vuj[vu]k1jv[1v]nkdudv=cθ2[01uk+1(1u)nkdu][01wj(1w)k1jdw]=(k+1)j(n+1)(n+2)θ2

From Exercise 6-76, E(Y(j))=jn+1θ and E(Y(k))=kn+1θ.

Therefore,

Cov(Y(j),Y(k))=E(Y(j)Y(k))E(Y(j))E(Y(k))=(k+1)j(n+1)(n+2)θ2(jn+1θ)(kn+1θ)=(k+1)j(n+1)(n+2)θ2jk(n+1)2θ2=nk+1(n+1)2(n+2)θ2

c.

To determine

Find the value of V(Y(k)Y(j)).

c.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 77SE

The value of V(Y(k)Y(j)) is (nk+j+1)(kj)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

From Exercise 6-76, V(Y(k))=k(nk+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2 and V(Y(j))=j(nj+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2.

Consider,

V(Y(k)Y(j))=V(Y(k))+V(Y(j))2Cov(Y(k),Y(j))=k(nk+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2+j(nj+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ22nk+1(n+1)2(n+2)θ2=(nk+1)(k2)+j(nj+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2=(nk+j+1)(kj)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2

                   =k(k+1)(n+1)(n+2)θ2

Therefore,

V(Y(k))=E(Y(k)2)[E(Y(k))]2=k(k+1)(n+1)(n+2)θ2(kn+1θ)2=k(nk+1)(n+1)2(n+2)θ2

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