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Consider the data for X=% voids filled for 10 specimens of asphalt. 74.33 65.83 64.93 79.87...
Consider the data for X=% voids filled for 10 specimens of asphalt.
|
74.33 |
65.83 |
64.93 |
79.87 |
79.97 |
|
71.07 |
80.09 |
67.33 |
81.96 |
75.09 |
- Suppose you believe the random variable X can be represented by a normal distribution. Use the method of moments to find estimates of the parameters μX and σX .
- Now suppose instead that you believe the random variable X can be represented by a gamma distribution. Use the method of moments to find estimates of the parameters νX and kX .
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