Question 6:
X = X1(1-a) + aX2
Var(X) = (1-a)2Var(X1) + a2Var(X2)
= (1 - a )2 σ² + a2 σ²
To find mimum value of a
dVar(X)/da = 0
-2(1-a)σ² + 2aσ² = 0
-2+2aσ²+2aσ²= 0
2aσ²+2aσ² = 2
aσ² = 2/4
a = (1/2)σ²
a = σ² / 2
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Question 7:
n = 16 , s = 2 , α = 0.05 , µ = 4
Here test is right tail so if x̄ is greater than 4 then we would reject Ho.
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