MHB Probability, Expected value, joint P.D.F. and order statistics

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The discussion focuses on understanding the derivation of a specific term in a mathematical example related to probability and order statistics. Participants are seeking clarification on several key concepts, including the meaning of a particular term, the derivation of a formula involving $n(n-1)(y-x)^{n-2}$, and proof of another statement. Additionally, there is a request for a computer program to verify results for Kth order statistics with sample sizes of n = 3 and n = 4. Contributors are encouraged to provide insights and relevant reading materials to address these queries. The thread emphasizes the need for clear explanations and practical applications in probability theory.
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I want to know how did author derive the red underlined term in the below given Example?
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Would any member of Math help board enlighten me in this regard?

Any math help will be accepted.
 
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Following reading material is necessary to answer my question. After reading the following material, you may answer my following questions and therby clear my doubts:
1) What is the meaning of 1 ?

2) How did author make 2 = $n(n-1)(y-x)^{n-2} ?$

3) How to prove 3 ?

Order Statistics:
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Kth order statistics:

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Write a computer program (in the language of your choice) that verifies the results in this Example for the case n = 3 and n =4 by taking large numbers of samples.

How to answer this question?
 

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