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6. If you look at some of graphs of the gamma distribution for various values of the parame- ters (α, β) (for example the ones at http://upload. wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/ Gamma_distribution pdf.svg ), youll see that the graphs (mostly) tend to look single-peaked They start small, increase until they reach a maximum, then decrease thereafter. Show that as long as α > l this is indeed what happens, where is the peak located, in terms of a and ß?

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