This is a conditional probability question. The solution should involve standardizing the Normal distribution. Suppose that X..

This is a conditional probability question. The solution should involve standardizing the Normal distribution.

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Suppose that X₁.. X, is a random sample from a normal distribution, X;~ N(0, 0). Show that N equation (10.2.1) does not depend on 9 if S = > X² fx|s(x1,...,xn) = f(x₁,...,x; 0) f(s; 0) 0 if (x₁, ..., xn) = S otherwise Suppose that X₁.. X, is a random sample from a normal distribution, X;~ N(0, 0). Show that N equation (10.2.1) does not depend on 9 if S = > X² fx|s(x1,...,xn) = f(x₁,...,x; 0) f(s; 0) 0 if (x₁, ..., xn) = S otherwise

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