Assume that Z, V1 and V2 are independent random variables with Z ~ N (0,1), V1 ~ Chi-squared (5), an
Question: Assume that Z, V1 and V2 are independent random variables with Z ~ N (0,1), V1 ~ Chi-squared (5), and V2 ~ Chi-squared (9). Find the following:
(a) P [V1 + V2 < 8.6].
(b) P [Z/ (V1/5)^1/2 < 2.015]
(c) P [Z > 0.611 (V2)^1/2]
(d) P[V1/V2 < 1.450]
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