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CDF of Distance and Angle from Origin of N(0, 1) RVs Y and Z
but what's the point of writing it out when its supposed to be derived so I can sketch it? My lecturer said double integrals are not assessable so clearly another method is used?- london
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CDF of Distance and Angle from Origin of N(0, 1) RVs Y and Z
well i really have no idea where to start :/ But i was thinking maybe of using joint distributions but that leads to double integrals and i have not been taught double integrals so there must be another way about it right?- london
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CDF of Distance and Angle from Origin of N(0, 1) RVs Y and Z
Y and Z are independent N(0, 1) random variables. Let X = |Z|. Consider the random point (X, Y). (a) Derive the CDF FD(d) = P(D ≤ d) of the distance from the origin D = √(X2 + Y2). Sketch this CDF as a function of all real d. (b) The ratio T = Y/X has Student’s t-distribution with 1 degree...- london
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