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                              4.5.9 (Exercise 4.5.8 Continued) Let Z , Z  be iid standard normal. Evalu-
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                           ate                      where 0 < c < 1 is a fixed but arbitrary number.
                              4.5.10 Verify the expression of the variance of W, which is distributed as
                           t , given in (4.5.4).
                           í
                              4.5.11 Verify the expression of the mean and variance of U, which is
                           distributed as F í1,í2 , given in (4.5.11)-(4.5.12).
                              4.6.1 (Example 4.6.1 Continued) Use transformations directly to show
                           that (X ,    ) is distributed as             when X , ..., X  are iid
                                                                                    n
                                                                              1
                                 1
                           N(µ, σ ).
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                              4.6.2 (Example 4.6.2 Continued) Use transformations directly to find the
                           bivariate normal distribution of (aX  + bX ,   ) when X , ..., X  are iid N(µ
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                                                               2
                                                                           1
                                                                                 n
                           σ ). Here, a and b are fixed non-zero real numbers.
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                              4.6.3 Show that the bivariate normal density from (3.6.1) can be expressed
                           in the form given by (4.6.1).
                              4.6.4 Verify the properties given in (4.6.2)-(4.6.3) for the multivariate nor-
                           mal distribution.
                              4.6.5 Let X , ..., X  be iid N(µ, σ ). Then, find the joint distributions of
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                                             n
                                       1
                              (i)  Y , ..., Y  where Y  = X  – X , i = 2, ..., n;
                                    2     n        i   i   1
                              (ii)  U , ..., U  where U  = X  – X , i = 2, ..., n.
                                     2
                                                            i–1
                                           n
                                                        i
                                                    i
                           {Hint: Use the Definition 4.6.1 for the multivariate normality.}
                              4.6.6 (Exercise 4.6.5 Continued) Solve the Exercise 4.6.5 by using direct
                           transformation techniques.
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                              4.6.7 Suppose that X , ..., X  are iid N(µ, σ ), n ≥ 2. Use the variables U ,
                                               1     n                                    1
                           ..., U  where
                               n
                              (i)  Show that U = (U , ..., U ) has the n-dimensional normal distri
                                                  1      n
                                   bution;
                              (ii)  Show that U  and (U , ..., U ) are independent;
                                              1      2      n
                              (iii)  Use parts (i)-(ii) to derive the distribution of   ;
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                              (iv)  Express the sample variance S  as a function of U , ..., U  alone.
                                                                                  n
                                                                            2
                                   Hence, show    that and S  are independently distributed.
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                           {Hint: Use the Definition 4.6.1 for the multivariate normality to solve part (i).
                           Also, observe that    can be rewritten as
                              4.6.8 Suppose that (X , Y ), ..., (X , Y ) are iid
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                                                      1
                                                                 n
                                                              n
                           with –∞ < µ , µ  < ∞, 0 <       < ∞ and –1 < ρ < 1, n ≥ 2. Then,
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