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Let X be a random variable of uniform distribution over the interval [−1, 1]. Calculate Monte...

Let X be a random variable of uniform distribution over the interval [−1, 1]. Calculate Monte Carlo estimate (in the form of a confidence interval
asymptotic level 95%) of E [f (X)] for f (x) = e^x
Assume number of simulations to any number.

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hii..R software has been used to perform simulation. 95% confidence interval is 1.1731, 1.1812.

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