Problem 2. Let X1, X2, ..., X10 be an SRS from N(65, 225). Let the sample mean and sample variance be denoted by X and S, respectively. Let Y1, Y2,..., Y16 be an SRS from N(75, 169) that is...

Problem 2. Let X1, X2, ..., X10 be an SRS from N(65, 225). Let the sample mean<br>and sample variance be denoted by X and S, respectively. Let Y1, Y2,..., Y16 be<br>an SRS from N(75, 169) that is independent of the first random sample. Let SZ<br>denote the sample variance for this random sample. Determine each of the following<br>probabilities, showing the details of your work.<br>X – 65<br>(1) P(-<br>< 2)<br>`Sx//10<br>(2) P(<br>> 3.448)<br>(3) P(<br>> 3.448)<br>

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Problem 2. Let X1, X2, ..., X10 be an SRS from N(65, 225). Let the sample mean and sample variance be denoted by X and S, respectively. Let Y1, Y2,..., Y16 be an SRS from N(75, 169) that is...

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