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Exa-tye practce: A Leve a Let X dete the dtrbut ae ad X dete the dtrbut eae The dee the rad varabe Y X X j j The expected vaue Y : E( Y) EX X j j EX EX j j EX E X 7 The varace : Var( Y) VarX VarX j j Var( X ) Var(X ) = Var( X ) Var( X ) Y ~ N (7,) I rder t cacuate P( Y ) we tadarde t 7 PZ PZ 4 Y 7 where Z I rder t ue the tattc tabe we rerat ur cacuat t: P Z 4 P( Z 4) P( Z 4) Thu ug the tabe we get: P( Z 4) P( Z 4) j b Ug the ae tat a the prevu quet, dee a ew rad varabe a W 4X X E( W) E(4 X X ) 4 E( X ) E( X ) 4 Var( W) 4 4 we have W ~ N,4 We wat t d P( W ) ad we tadarde the ue the tabe rder t get: PV PV 4 4 a Let dete the varace the apg wth erter ad dete the varace the apg wthut erter Our hypthee are: H : ad : H The gcace eve % (% at each ta) wth degree reed: v, v 47, 74 Fr the tabe, we d the crtca vaue F, 7 The tet tattc 7 7 7 there ucet evdece t reject H ad we ay aue that the tw ppuat have equa varace Pear Educat Ltd Cpyg pertted r purchag ttut y Th atera t cpyrght ree

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