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Take 2 samples from the same population where each sample has 10 observations. (IT IS A...

Take 2 samples from the same population where each sample has 10 observations. (IT IS A F DISTRIBUTION QUESTION)

a) What is the probability that one sample variance is at least 2 times larger than the other sample's variance?

b)What is the probability that one sample variance is at least 4 times larger than the other one?

PLEASE EXPLAIN YOUR STEPS TO BE MORE CLEAR

(Please do the calculation step by step and if you explain each step it would be nice for me to understand correctly)

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