Develop a generator for a random variable whose pdf
is
F(x) ={ 1/3, 0<=x<=2
1/24, 2<x<=10
0, otherwise
a) Write a computer routine to generate 1000 values.
b) Plot a histogram of 1000 generated values.
c) Perform goodness-of-fit test to determine whether these
generated values fits the theoretical density function given
above.
Note: Invlude your computer routine for generating random variates
in your answer sheet.
I need numerical solution
A. B.C.
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