Chapter 5: Q12E (page 307)
Refer to Exercise 5.3.
- Show thatis an unbiased estimator of.
- Find.
- Find the probability that x will fall withinof.
Short Answer
- Proved that is an unbiased estimator of
- 0.805
- 0.95
Chapter 5: Q12E (page 307)
Refer to Exercise 5.3.
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