Sprott and Farewell (1993) note that in the two-sample t test, a valid t statistic can be

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Sprott and Farewell (1993) note that in the two-sample t test, a valid t statistic can be derived as long as the ratio of variances is known. Let X1,..., Xn1 be a sample from a n(μ1, σ2) and Y1,..., Yn2 a sample from a n(μ2, p2σ2), where p2 is known. Show that
Sprott and Farewell (1993) note that in the two-sample t
Sprott and Farewell (1993) note that in the two-sample t

Sprott and Farewell also note that the t statistic is maximized at

Sprott and Farewell (1993) note that in the two-sample t

and they suggest plotting the statistic for plausible values of p2, possibly those in a confidence interval.

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Statistical Inference

ISBN: 978-0534243128

2nd edition

Authors: George Casella, Roger L. Berger

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